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Configuring Virtual Machine 209

Note that you can save files to a shared folder from inside the virtual machine only if this shared

folder is not a Read Only folder.

Using Shared Applications

You can use Mac OS X applications to open the files in your Windows guest OS and vice versa.

The list of Parallels Shared Applications is created during Parallels Tools installation. The list

includes your Mac OS X applications and is available when you choose All Programs -> Parallels

Shared Applications from the Windows Start menu. You can select any application from the list

and start it. You can create a list of Windows applications in your Mac OS X and run them even

if the virtual machine is stopped. If you start a Windows application when the virtual machine is

stopped, the virtual machine will automatically start and switch to Coherence mode.

You can manage shared applications using the Applications menu:

 Choose Shared Windows Applications to view Favorite, Recent and Running applications.

You can also update the Windows applications list in your Mac OS X by selecting the

Populate option.

 Choose Shared Mac Applications to update the list of Mac applications available in your

Windows guest OS.

Note. To share your favorite Mac and Windows applications, you need to configure the Shared

Application settings (page 169) in Configuration Editor.

To open a file with the application you prefer, irrespective of where the file or the application

belongs to, right-click the file and choose the application from the Open With list. You can also

open the files stored in Mac OS X in the guest OS window: just drag-and-drop the file on the

application icon on your Windows desktop.

You can also create aliases for your favorite Windows applications on Mac desktop or in the

Dock.

To place the application alias to the Dock

1 Open the virtual machine configuration in Configuration Editor.

2 Open the Shared Applications tab and set the Show applications in Dock option to Always or

In Coherence value.

3 Start your Windows virtual machine.

4 Start any of your favorite Windows applications in the virtual machine. When the

application is started, its icon appears in the Dock.

5 To create an alias for your favorite Windows application, right-click the application icon in

the Dock and select Add to Favorites from its shortcut menu.

6 The application alias appears on the Mac OS desktop. If you click this alias when the virtual

machine is turned off, the virtual machine and the corresponding application in it starts

automatically.

The application name also appears in the Applications menu in the Favorites section, so that

you can also start this application from the Parallels Desktop menu.

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