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# Keyboard

On the **Keyboard** node in the **Policy Properties** dialog, select how you want to apply key combinations (e.g. Alt+Tab) that you press on the keyboard:

* **On the local computer**. Key combinations will be applied to Windows running on the local computer.
* **On the remote computer**. Key combinations will be applied to Windows running on the remote computer.
* **In full screen mode only**. Key combinations will be applied to the remote computer only when in the full-screen mode.

Select or clear the **Send unicode characters** as needed.

On the **Keyboard** node in the **Policy Properties** dialog, you also have the ability to enable **Redirect remote keyboard input** to allow keyboard input and events from remote applications to be sent to the currently active applications on the local device.


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