#Wireless keyboard for imac app Bluetooth#

See Configure Horizon Client to Support Reversed Mouse Buttons. If left-handed mode is enabled in the remote desktop, always enable the Left Handed Mode option in Horizon Client.The first-generation devices are not fully supported.įor left-handed users, follow these recommendations.

#Wireless keyboard for imac app Bluetooth#

Both Bluetooth and USB mice are supported.įor the Apple Magic Mouse and Apple Magic Trackpad, use second generation or later devices only. With iPadOS 13.4 and later, you can use an external mouse in remote desktops and published applications. Note: The Apple Wireless Keyboard (Bluetooth) does not input the Japanese full-width tilde correctly in remote desktops.

To use these features, deactivate the external keyboard by pressing its Eject key. Do not use the onscreen keyboard in split keyboard mode when you attempt to make the iPad detect the Apple Wireless Keyboard (Bluetooth) keyboard.Īfter the iPad detects the Apple Wireless Keyboard (Bluetooth), you cannot use the Horizon Client Tools or three-finger tap to display the onscreen keyboard. To make the iPad detect the wireless keyboard, tap the screen with three fingers at the same time, or tap the Keyboard button in the Horizon Client Tools. To use the Apple Wireless Keyboard (Bluetooth) with a remote desktop or published application, pair the keyboard with the iPad. Horizon Client detects the iPad Keyboard Dock external keyboard automatically. Setting Up an External Keyboard for Use with Horizon Client Beginning with iPadOS 13.4, you can use an external mouse with an iPad. You can use the Swiftpoint GT mouse on any iOS device that supports it. On an iPad Pro, you can use the Apple Pencil as a pointer device. You can use the iPad Keyboard Dock and Apple Wireless Keyboard (Bluetooth) external keyboards with remote desktops and published applications.