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Mac from Windows is the Delete key, because it feels backwards. To make matters worse, the vast majority of Mac users don't use the full-size keyboard (which has Delete keys for both directions). Mac from Windows is the Delete key, because it feels backwards. To make matters worse, the vast majority of Mac users don\x27t use the full-size keyboard (which has Delete keys for both directions). The Mac delete key is actually the PC backspace key.

There actually is a delete key on portable Macs: Fn-Delete. In Windows Control-Alt-Delete will bring up the security window allowing you to change users and lock the computer, among other things. There are a few hot-keys on the Mac that can perform the same functions.

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Like the Control key on Windows/PC. Formerly known as the Apple key.Windows has both Backspace and Delete keys. OS X just has the Delete key that by default works as the Backspace key. Mac keyboar the quickest fix for this problem is to open Microsoft Word and select Preferences from the Word Application menu. In Preferences turn off overtype mode in the Edit category.

On a Windows PC the CTRL-ALT-END key combination can be used to send the CTRL-ALT-DEL sequence to the remote session. As you rightly point out this is not possible on a MAC keyboard.

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Apple (s aapl) actually does build a forward delete function into its notebook keyboards, although it requires pressing a modifier key. If you have a GSeries or newer PowerBook, iBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook or MacBook Air, you can delete the character to the right of your cursor by pressing fn-Delete (function-Delete).