I use two monitors. One for XP and one for Mac OS. When I start Parallels I drag the application to the second monitor, click Full Screen and Parallels takes the whole second screen. This allows me to work in XP on one screen and Mac OS on my primary screen. Great!!!
Worked until 3094b2 came along. Now everytime I go fullscreen, Paralles insists on occupying the primary screen! I don't need this - since I cannot access the Apple menu.
This used to be a problem in Quicktime too btw. Apple-F (Full Screen) vs Shift-Apple-F (Present Movie).
I would like you to restore functionality to go full screen on the secondary monitor.
Worked until 3094b2 came along. Now everytime I go fullscreen, Paralles insists on occupying the primary screen! I don't need this - since I cannot access the Apple menu.
This used to be a problem in Quicktime too btw. Apple-F (Full Screen) vs Shift-Apple-F (Present Movie).
I would like you to restore functionality to go full screen on the secondary monitor.