Ja, mein Windows XP läuft unter Parallels 8 (Build 8.0.18354) auf Mac OS X 10.7.5. Tastaturspezifische Einstellungen in den Parallels-Einstellungen habe ich keine gemacht (zumindest nicht bewusst oder absichtlich, ich kann auch in den Einstellungen nichts finden).
Eine keytab.inf gibt es bei mir nicht. Die keytab.ini, an der ich nie etwas gemacht habe, sieht so aus:
# KEYTAB.INI
# ----------
# This is the configuration file for the keyboard layout
# which can be redefined as you like it.
# This file has to be in the Calamus folder 'system'.
# Important: For keyboards other than German origin this file is
# always required even if there are no definitions entered.
# Otherwise the German keyboard layout will be enabled.
#
# Syntax Description:
# Comments start with # and end at the end of a line.
# The file is separated in several paragraphs,
# the names of which can be found in brackets, e.g. [normal].
# Only one key value is allowed per line.
# All values have to be given as Hexadecimal values.
[settings]
# When the value DEZIMAL in the [settings] area is set to 1,
# the ASCIIVALUE is expected to be a decimal value, otherwise
# a hexadecimal value is expected.
# The KEYBOARDSCANCODE will always be expected as a Hex value,
# like it is given by the KEYGET.EXE.
DEZIMAL=1
[normal]
# Here you find the key definitions for normal key strokes:
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
# e.g. 0x10=146 -> ^ = Æ
# This means: Pressing the Key [^] will give you the character Æ = ASCII 146.
# Please find the scancodes of the according keys with KEYGET.EXE
[shift]
# Here you find the key definitions for Key + Shift:
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
0x4=221 # Paragraph
0x29=248 # Grad
[alternate]
# Here you find the key definitions for Key + Alternate:
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
0x3=253 # Exp2
0x4=254 # Exp3
0x32=230 # my
[control]
# Here you find the key definitions for Key + Control (Ctrl / Strg):
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
0x3=171 # 2 -> Dt. Abfuehrungszeichen 66 oben
0x4=175 # 3 -> Guillemet >>
[normal_deadchar]
# Here are the key definitions for dead chars:
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE + KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
# e.g. 0x29+0x1e=0x83 -> ^ + a = â
[shift_deadchar]
# Here are the key definitions for dead chars + Shift:
# Syntax: KEYBOARDSCANCODE + KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE (HEX)
[normal_deadchar_shift]
# Syntax: normal DEADCHARSCANCODE + Shifted KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE
[shift_deadchar_shift]
# Syntax: shifted DEADCHARSCANCODE + Shifted KEYBOARDSCANCODE = ASCIIVALUE
