Mac os 10.11 download apple. Is there a software, command or way to know what keys from an external non apple keyboard are being mapped to which mac keys? And also is there a way to remap the shortcut keys of my keyboard: back, forward, home, search & mail?

Enhancement: Added advanced preferences to tweak connection delay - Enhancement: Added advanced preferences to tweak speed of generated keyboard input - Bug fix: Type2Phone on occasion dropped characters typed while it was still connecting - Bug fix: Sending text from AppleScript could fail if Type2Phone was inactive Do you enjoy the convenience of a full size keyboard connected to your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV? Please take a moment to write a review. Tell us how you use Type2Phone. • 2.4.1 Apr 3, 2014. New feature: per-device settings - New feature: per-device keyboard layouts - Bug fix: in Type2Phone 2.1, the backspace key failed to work with Apple TV Note: Please try disabling the 'invert backspace and delete' option. Is there a glary utilities for mac. You should not need it anymore. Caveat: Japanese is not an officially supported keyboard layout.

Please let us know how it works for you. Pasting Japanese text from Mac to iPhone currently does not work. Caveat: Korean is not an officially supported keyboard layout. Please let us know how it works for you. • 2.1 Jun 15, 2013.

CAVEAT: Type2Phone 2.1 has a bug where the backspace key does not work for Apple TV and Android devices. WORKAROUND: Send us an email for access to the latest beta. - New feature: Customizable keyboard shortcuts to reconnect to known devices - New feature: Customizable keyboard shortcuts for items in the Special menu - New feature: Key Sequences in the Special menu: Forward Delete, Delete Word, - New feature: Russian keyboard layout - New feature: French Canadian keyboard layout - New feature: Slovak and Slovak QWERTY keyboard layouts - New feature: Thai keyboard layout - New feature: Greek keyboard layout - Enhancement: Enhancements to existing keyboard layouts • 2.0.3 Apr 11, 2013. Type2Phone accepts input from Mac OS X Mountain Lion dictation - Added a regular text field as alternative to the 'key slide' animation - Added support for the Czech keyboard layout - Added support for Turkish and Turkish QWERTY keyboard layouts - Added support for the Brazilian keyboard layout - Option to automatically reconnect on wake from sleep - Option to automatically reconnect on first key press - Option to disconnect when sent to background - Option to disconnect when idle for 5 minutes - Option to swap backspace and delete keys. Enable in preferences - Improved support for EMACS-style keyboard shortcuts.

Enable in preferences - Vastly improved AppleScript support: automatically reconnect, send raw HID key codes, - Remember window position between launches - Added menu item to clear displayed text - Added menu items to interact with VoiceOver on iOS - Bug fixes to existing 'key slide' animation - Added gratuitous 'key fly' animation - Improved Accessibility support - Implemented application sandboxing • 1.5 Jun 6, 2012. Mohawkmohawk Indispensable software If you have a text message of any significant length or regular use text messaging as a supplement to business emails, this product is a life saver. All it takes is a couple times of Siri translating “OM” into “am oh” or a couple of times trying to move the insertion point around so you can correct or edit a text before sending it, and you’ll appreciate how valuable this is. Another benefit is the ability to send an identical copy of a lengthy text to several recipients individually, rather than creating a “group” text. I’ve used the product for several years and honestly don’t understand the writing negative reviews.

It may not be the perfect product (what software is?), but it is truly one of the best Mac apps I use. Mohawkmohawk Indispensable software If you have a text message of any significant length or regular use text messaging as a supplement to business emails, this product is a life saver. All it takes is a couple times of Siri translating “OM” into “am oh” or a couple of times trying to move the insertion point around so you can correct or edit a text before sending it, and you’ll appreciate how valuable this is.

Another benefit is the ability to send an identical copy of a lengthy text to several recipients individually, rather than creating a “group” text. I’ve used the product for several years and honestly don’t understand the writing negative reviews.

It may not be the perfect product (what software is?), but it is truly one of the best Mac apps I use. Mister zed HORRIBLE JUNK! It's not just the ugly & clunky UI that I hate.

This app FORCIBLY closes the keyboard on your phone whenever you connect. This creates an unbelievably bad user experience, because it causes problems with some apps (where the are where your text goes gets hidden too) and where you can't just pick up your phone and type if you want to. It's also really bad if you switch languages, because you have to switch in this app AND in the keyboard on the phone. You can't do that if the keyboard is hidden. And why doesn't the app do that for you? If I switch to the Portuguese/Brazilian keyboard in the app, can't you at least give me the option of switching automatically to the same keyboard on the phone? There are lots of little problems with this, but those above are the worst, and they bite me every time I use it.