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Mac Features and Keyboard Mapping
Review keyboard mapping and a list of features currently available for Macs.
Feature Comparison between Mac and PC
Listed below is a side-by-side comparison on the features currently available for Macs and PCs.
| Feature | Mac Support | PC Support |
|---|---|---|
| Screen Sharing |
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| End-to-end 128 bit AES encryption |
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| User Authentication |
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| Inactivity Timeout |
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| Cut, Copy and Paste |
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| File Transfer |
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| Reporting |
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| Web Shortcut |
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| Multi-Monitor Support |
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| 24/7 Global Customer Support |
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| Keyboard Locking & Screen Blanking |
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| File Sync |
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| Guest Invite |
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| Remote Printing |
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| Sound |
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| Desktop Shortcut |
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| Shared Access (GoToMyPC Corporate) |
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| Signature Protocol (GoToMyPC Corporate) |
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| RADIUS/SecurID (GoToMyPC Corporate) |
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| Host/Client Authorization (GoToMyPC Corporate) | Host Only |
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| One-Time Passwords | Viewer Only |
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| Direct Connections | Viewer Only |
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Keyboard Mapping
Currently the following keys are considered equivalent.
| Mac | Windows |
|---|---|
| Option/Alt | Alt |
| Command (Apple) | Windows |
| Clear | Num Lock |
| Control | Ctrl |
Here is an example of a common keyboard activity:
| Desired Operation | Viewer Type (client) | Host Type | Keyboard Combination |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copy | Mac | Window | Control key + c |
| Copy | Windows | Mac | Windows key + c |
Right-Click from a Mac Client
To right-click an item on a host Windows PC from a Mac client, hold <Shift> + <Ctrl> and then click. You can also select the Set Right-click button in the Mac Viewer to set your next mouse click to be a PC right-click.
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