Switch between input languages

Hi all,
Im trying to switch between input languages on Windows TS/Win 7 by pressing Left ALT+Shift but unfortunately it doesnt work for me.
by using a key sequence (ALT+Shift) on Windows side I do see the changes on the languages bar, but cant type a single letter.
we use ssg 4.5 the latest version running on solaris 10u6,
all languages are installed on Windows machines, i can use them by a regular RDP but not via SGD.
any ideas?

Does anyone have an idea how to disable keymaps?

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That's great - thanks a lot. Is that a basic feature? Is there a list of languages (if one is looking for one with less circulation)?
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