Hi everybody, I had this issue in Tiger and now with Leopard (10.5.2) on my Macbook as well. I'm Using the latest Parallels build 5584. This problem is quite well explained in this earlier thread. Simply put, when I Cmd+H Parallels doesn't Hide. And also when I go to Finder and do Opt+Cmd+H, all apps get hidden except for Parallels and Finder, whereas Parallels should get hidden as well. Any one else facing this? Arif
no I just put the mouse bottom left corner to hide all and Parallels disappears as it should But checking if I use the finder menu Hide Others Paralleles remains 10.4.11 OS Hugh W
Hi Hughes, That's an interesting work around. How do you specifically do that? (ie. put the mouse in the bottom left hand corner to Hide all). Is it via the expose feature to activate Screen Corners and then you choose to Show Desktop? Or is there a better way? Arif
from a private reply:- please reply to the board private discussions are a waste of time and the groups intelligence and knowledge is far greater then mine If you are a newbie on the mac (even if a graduate with deep knowledge of unix) you need to learn how to use the GUI fully go into system preferences dashboard and exposé and set it up how you like it activate screen corners the present generation of Macs have two advantages over windows Unix based not NT based and a GUI with a higher degree of automation Window nealy caught up with Win2000 but Mac still leads GUI world 10.5 is getting good reports too try and got to some seminars run by Adobe or Nikon for example and see how top professional mac users work in finder too see the various news:comp.sys.mac.* groups on usenet for moire OS helkp I hung in ther efor six months when i returend to the mac OS after 5 years away there was much to relearn and new to discover but the keyboard shortcuts are standardised for almost all programs regards Hugh W
