I use a Logitech K850 full size keyboard which has a the normal alphameric keys section, an arrows/navigation section, then the numeric keypad. The navigation section has arrow keys, Home, End, Delete, Insert etc. In Mac apps, pressing End moves the cursor to the end of a line; Home moves it to the beginning of a line. I have a lot of muscle memory for these keys. In Windows, pressing End docs an application window to the right hand side of the screen; Home docks it to the left. I've lost count of the number of times I've pressed one of these keys to move to the end of a line only to shift the whole window - which I then have to resize and reposition. Is there a way of changing this behaviour? I'd rather the docking feature was linked to keys such as Option+Arrow key (as an example)?
Got this worked out with a Virtual Machine keyboard mapping. That does change the functionality of Windows-Right Arrow and Windows-Left Arrow as well to End and Home respectively so the keyboard shortcut is lost in Windows and I would need to resort to dragging the window if I wanted to snap to an edge.
I read your post after I found the solution (after a lot of fruitless searching, including tweeting to Parallels Support). I'll add just a few more keywords for the benefit of other searchers: fn key + → (right arrow) or ← (left arrow). See also screenshot (it's the bottom two mappings).
