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    Is Powerbook Pro fast enough for Parallels?

    All of this is fine, though for your user satisfaction, I'd recommend moving to Mac native alternatives as you can. For example, I wouldn't generally recommend using Office under windows unless you are married to Exchange. That's alot of overhead when you have a Mac version of Office that...
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    New look and feel

    I don't expect miracles. They are using QT for the interface, and QT != Aqua. It's close, but it will always have quirks that are the result of code reuse and a single UI toolkit for Mac, Windows and Linux (KDE).
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    Forthcoming trial licenses expiration - official responce

    Perhaps the intend is to release a GA version on Thursday, along with a mass mailing of GA keys to purchasers? This would explain the secrecy. On the other hand, perhaps, it's just an automated system, and come thursday, the system will allow ou to request another key. Either way, it's not...
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    Remote Desktop Fries Parallels

    This is a long standing Remote Desktop bug (and a major reason why I use the open source X-Windows rdesktop instead). On PowerPC, this bug would cause VirtualPC to crash as well.
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    Vista beta, no go?

    Apparently the TinyBIOS implementation in the VM doesn't support ACPI in a form that Vista can cope with.
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    When do expanding disks expand?

    while useful I'm sure, in this case, it's a problem considering that I'm use Parallels because I lack a Windows part to do this with :-) I'll figure something out :-)
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    When do expanding disks expand?

    The docs mention a Virtual Disk tool. How can that be accessed to create/modify existing vdd's ?
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    Macbook Pro

    You can use the VM Menu item 'Send CTL+ALT+DEL' or you can hit CTL + ALT + FN + Delete, both work in both Windows Server 2003 and XP (Vista CTP doesn't install so can't test yet).
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