Anyone who uses Windows in full screen mode in Lion or Mountain Lion knows that if they try to close a maximized program they will accidentally click the top of the screen which brings down the Mac menu bar. Then when you click you select the two diagonal arrows for lion full screen which drops you into a windowed VM. This happens all day long and it's so obnoxious. I know I could turn on the old school hot corners, but if I do that then I cannot easily swipe between Windows and OS X with 3 or 4 finger gestures. I like Parallels better but at least VMware Fusion has implemented a delay. It doesn't have to be long, 5-10 seconds of the mouse at the top of the screen before the menu bar drops down would solve this major problem. This is not a difficult issue to fix.
Actually, there's a 1.5 sec delay before the menu bar appears. We will think about making it longer. Thanks for the feedback.
Well I can confirm my setup is not 1.5 seconds. It's .5 second before it drops down (practically instant). Is there a way to set it to 1.5 seconds? That would be a start to a solution. See the video here: http://youtu.be/r1Ffgo6WVUU
1) which Parallels Desktop build version (can be seen in About) do you use? 2) do you have any hot corners enabled in System Preferences -> Mission Control? 3) please verify that SmartMouse option (Configure -> Options -> Advanced) is AUTO
1) Build 7.0.15107 (Revision 796624; September 3, 2012) 2) no hot corners setup 3) SmartMouse is set to AUTO.
Unfortunately, this delay was implemented in PD8. However, in PD7 you can use "Show Menu" hot corner simulteneously with the four finger swipe, just make sure that Use Mac OS X Full Screen option (Configure -> Options -> Full Screen) is ON.
I found out a good solution: http://apple.stackexchange.com/ques...corners-require-a-mouse-click-to-be-triggered Just set your hot corners to work with a modifier key. Mine I set to ⌘+Corner.
