Boot Camp + XP: how do you Ctrl+Alt+Delete ? (and other key combinations)

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Boot Camp + XP: how do you Ctrl+Alt+Delete ? (and other key combinations)

Hi!
Does anyone know how or if it is possible to replicate on the MacBook keyboard the following keys or key combinations:

1. Ctrl + Alt + Delete
2. Page Up & Page Down
3. Alt Gr
4. Insert
5. Prt Sc (Print Screen)

I am using applemous.exe utility to mimic right-click function.
I have installed all the software update for XP Pro, as well as for Tiger & hardware update for MacBook

All and any answers are very much appreciated.
Thank you.

15 Alu PB G4; 1.5 GHz; 80GB@5400; 128VRAM, SD, Mac OS X (10.3.9), MacBook black, Tiger , 1 GB RAM, 2 iPods

Posted on Aug 20, 2006 12:36 AM

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tanderso@mac.com

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Aug 20, 2006 3:39 PM in response to D.M.

1. Ctrl + Alt + Delete
2. Page Up & Page Down
3. Alt Gr
4. Insert
5. Prt Sc (Print Screen)

With Boot Camp 1.1 drivers:

Ctrl + Alt + Delete is fn + ctrl + option + delete
Page Up & Page Down are fn + cursor up & fn + cursor down

I don't know 3, 4, or 5 yet. If you find them let me know

MacBook iMac G5, G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

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Answer 2

Aug 20, 2006 3:49 PM in response to tanderso@mac.com

You guys need Keytweak
http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/

map what you like where you like.

Also

http://livecn.huasing.org/imouse/

and my colleague created an msi for a Keyboard with the £ sign

http://crawley.slyip.com/blog/tech/MacBook13keyboard.zip

XSERVE G5 Cluster node Mac OS X (10.4.7)

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D.M. Author

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Aug 23, 2006 10:45 AM in response to tanderso@mac.com

Thank you!
I did burn a new CD with the drivers from Boot Camp 1.1 and after instaling them (the drivers), I gathered Mac keyboard functionality, including: "ctrl altdelete, page up & page down, Home page and end page" as already mentioned in your post. According to the documentation from Apple, there is also "Print screen" but I did not manage to find the key or key combination.

For "Alt GR", I use now "ctrl+alt". However, I gained this functionality after remaping my keyboard using "Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator" which is very easy to use and can be downloaded free of charge from Microsoft web side.

Thanks to everyone.
D.M.

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