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Software
Parallels Desktop for Mac 6.0.12094 (Revsion 676494; July 13, 2011)
Lion 10.7.0 Host OS
Win 7 Ultimate 32bit Guest OS
Office 2010 32bit
Hardware
Early 2011 15" MBP
2.3gHz i7 Quad Core
8GB RAM
128GB SSD (installed in place of SuperDrive)
500GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD (for data)
I noticed this while running Snow Leopard, but also noticed this after installing Lion on the above MBP. The CTRL key does not seem to work in any Windows application. The key itself is not damaged, as it worked with previous versions of Parallels Desktop.
I used to be able to get the functionality (CTRL-left arrow, CTRL-right arrow, etc.) to work by using fn-shift-ctrl-left/right to select a word or a line from the cursor point forward or backward, and then RELEASING THE SHIFT key; but that was in PD 6.0.12092, Rev 670880 and earlier. Now, in the latest version of PD, it won't work at all.
Has anyone else see this behavior? Now that I've upgraded to PD 6.0.12094, the control key has stopped working all together.
Chris Spera
Managing Editor - Reviews, BYTE
Parallels Desktop for Mac 6.0.12094 (Revsion 676494; July 13, 2011)
Lion 10.7.0 Host OS
Win 7 Ultimate 32bit Guest OS
Office 2010 32bit
Hardware
Early 2011 15" MBP
2.3gHz i7 Quad Core
8GB RAM
128GB SSD (installed in place of SuperDrive)
500GB 7200RPM Hybrid HDD (for data)
I noticed this while running Snow Leopard, but also noticed this after installing Lion on the above MBP. The CTRL key does not seem to work in any Windows application. The key itself is not damaged, as it worked with previous versions of Parallels Desktop.
I used to be able to get the functionality (CTRL-left arrow, CTRL-right arrow, etc.) to work by using fn-shift-ctrl-left/right to select a word or a line from the cursor point forward or backward, and then RELEASING THE SHIFT key; but that was in PD 6.0.12092, Rev 670880 and earlier. Now, in the latest version of PD, it won't work at all.
Has anyone else see this behavior? Now that I've upgraded to PD 6.0.12094, the control key has stopped working all together.
Chris Spera
Managing Editor - Reviews, BYTE