Now, the last step is to use the Seil tool to map CapsLock to the Insert key when a virtual machine is running. Step 2: Change CapsLock key behavior in System Preferences

The rest of that checkbox label gives a hint to what’s to be done for virtual machines, too, and we’ll get to that in a minute. DownArrow once, and activate the checkbox for the now visible option „Use CapsLock as VoiceOver key“.DownArrow in this table until you reach the row that reads „For blind users“.VoiceOver+RightArrow until you find the Remap Keys table. The Preferences window opens to the Change Key tab.DownArrow to Preferences and activate again with VoiceOver+SpaceBar or Enter. Use VoiceOver+Right and Left Arrows to find Karabiner and press VoiceOver+SpaceBar to activate. Press VoiceOver+M twice to reach the notifications area at the top right of your Mac screen.Now, close System Preferences with Cmd+W. Unlock the settings with your admin password, and enable the checkbox for KarabinerAxHelper in the Accessibility permissions table.

Click the Open Preferences button, which will open to the Security/Privacy tab.

On first launch, you will most likely be prompted that KarabinerAxHelper wants to use Accessibility features.

Go to your Applications folder (Cmd+Shift+A), and launch Karabiner.

Step 1: Remap CapsLock to a VoiceOver key Nvda Free Download Seil, for example, comes in different versions for OS X 10.11 El Capitan and 10.10 Yosemite plus 10.9 Mavericks. Just make sure you install the right version for your operating system. We’ll use each tool in the following steps. They come with standard installation packages. Go ahead and download and install both tools now. Karabiner will map the CapsLock key to a VoiceOver key for us, and Seil will help us to use CapsLock as an Insert key in a Windows VM. For this to work, we need two freely available Mac tools: Karabiner (formerly KeyRemap4MacBook), and Seil (formerly PCKeyboardHack).

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