| F11 | switches to full-screen mode and back to normal mode |
| Ctrl-Alt-Insert | sends a Ctrl-Alt-Delete to the VMware Guest OS |
| Ctrl-Alt | is also used for – exiting full screen mode |
| Ctrl-Alt-Enter | Expands the current VM into full-screen. If you have a number of VMs, this sequence will also move you between virtual machines |
| Ctrl-Alt-Tab | switch between VMs when the mouse is grabbed |
| Ctrl-Tab | switch between VMs when the mouse is not grabbed but VMware is the active window |
| Ctrl-Alt | is used to exit a Virtual machine from having control of your mouse and return your mouse control to the host machine |
| Ctrl-Alt-Space | will allow you to send a keyboard sequence usually used with VMware server to the VMware guest without VMware Server recognizing it |
Now, here are some more that are used just within the VMware Server application to perform certain functions:
| Ctrl-N | create a new VM |
| Ctrl-O | open a new VM |
| Ctrl-F4 | remove the tab for a VM |
| Ctrl-D | edit the config for a VM |
| Ctrl-G | grab the input from your mouse/keyboard on the current VM (same as clicking on the console of the VM with your mouse) |
| Ctrl-P | edit VMware Preferences |
| Ctrl-B | power on a VM |
| Ctrl-E | power off a VM |
| Ctrl-R | reset power on a VM |
| Ctrl-Z | suspend a VM |
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