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Hi Anders,

 Dredging this up again, I also cannot get insert to work on my keyboard (UK Apple bluetooth wireless). Interestingly after a bit of fiddling and searching I've realised that this combination is supposed to do "move to trash" in Finder and this also does not work. I'm going to dredge up a wired keyboard tomorrow and see if that makes the difference. Interestingly command-backspace works in finder to move to trash, but not in congo. I'll let you know what I find changing keyboards.

Richard 

I found that on the Mac Book Pro the delete key on they keyboard is often seen more like backspace.  If you use fn+delete you get a true "delete".  Now pair this with the command key cmd+fn+delete (in that order) and you now have Insert for Congo. 

 Kevin M.
 

This is the way typing has always been on the Mac.  I'm not sure why the different nomenclature exists, but striking a character to the left of the insertion point is "delete" on a Mac & "backspace" on a PC, and striking a character to the right of the insertion point is "forward delete" on a Mac and "delete" on a PC.

I'm gonna vote for the Mac names because I'm gonna guess that "backspace" is probably an antiquated term for when you had to move back a column and overstrike the unwanted character with a "space" character...  Then again, the term "carriage return" is still widely used in the industry, and that's obviously from the typewriter days.  But I digress... ;-)