Re: Using Dvorak by Remote Desktop

"Keith Ratliff" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.altkeyboards
Message-ID <[email protected]>
You need to add Dvorak layout to the input profile of the remote computer.
Do it inside a terminal service session.

HTH

Keith

On 3/3/07, M.Hori <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>   I am using Dvorak keyboards (hard-wired and soft-arranged) at my home
> and
> office computers.
>
> Recently, I occasionally use my home computer running Windows XP Pro with
> the Remote Desktop setup, connecting from my office computer, or sometimes
> connecting from my iBook laptop during trip.
>
> When I type from a Dvorak hard-wired keyboard (TypeMatrix) at my office, I
> can type in the home computer by Dvorak key arrangement.
>
> However, when I tpye from my iBook laptop which is soft-arranged (not
> hard-wired) keyboard, I can not type in the home computer by Dvorak key
> arrangement, but Qwerty.
>
> Is there any method to handle this?
>
> Masao Hori
> Kawasaki, Japan
> [email protected] <mhori%40mxb.mesh.ne.jp>
>  
>


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