Hi Kevin
Actually, I didn't say that :). Sharpkeys has always had its keys in a
list view. I was referring to VMWare Fusion's internal key mapping
facility, which you can find under Preferences, Keyboard and Mouse,
Keyboard Shortcuts. This is a new feature in Fusion 2.0, and it is for
this that you need a Windows keyboard in order to remap keys such as
the applications key as they must be typed. Sharpkeys will work
regardless, as you can choose the keys from a list, but if you use
multiple operating systems in VMWare it's sometimes handy to have
certain keys remapped regardless of which os you run. This is where I
use VMWare Fusion's key mapping.
Thanks for the complement though anyway :D.
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