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This is not true. When you install Parallels Tools under Windows 98, the video driver (installs automatically I guess) and the sound driver (apply this to the unknown PCI Audio Device in the System->Hardware) can be found in Program files\Parallels\Parallels Tools\ (directories video and sound).

Thanks, this helped me too. Parallels, please fix this. Windows 98 is everything else but easy to install! I understand its not all your fault, but like described above, when set to 0:1, Windows doesnt recognize the CD drive (in the graphical enviroment). And when in 1:0, Windows does...

They heard me!!!! :D

Of course the difference remains. And there would be no sense, if that wasn't optional. But it would be a very useful feature (_for those who need it_) and would give a big advantage for Parallels in competition. I don't know, maybe you guys don't need it. I don't know why you would call...

Is this possible, does anyone know? If there are some Parallels tools in the guest OS anyway, isn't it possible to somehow capture the window inside XP and open a new window in the host OS and display the content there? That would make the running Windows XP work as a wrapper for XP programs...

Open guest OS programs in host OS windows? If I have ie. Windows XP installed in my Parallels for Mac, would it be possible for the Parallels to detect, when the guest OS has launched a program and then show the window content in a new window withing OSX? So I could kinda hide the actual guest...

Yes, I know.. I was mostly referring to those cool switcheffects they have in VirtueDesktop. I'm sorry if I talk about things that are already there, all I can do is ready because I don't have my Macbook Pro yet. But great to hear!

I actually don't own Desktop for Mac yet, but I tried the VirtueDesktop + Virtual PC together and it was very handy! BUT it could be more handier. Could you possible integrate something like this into parallels desktop for mac? Like fast switch -keycombo? You could just run parallels...