midnightgolfer
Bit poster
I may have a rather unique problem.
I use dual displays, and 4 "Spaces" in Mac OS Snow Leopard. (although this is persistent since previous OSX's)
I run a single, fullscreen Windows XP in Parallels 6.0.11994 (although this is persistent through previous versions)
What happens: I assign Parallels Desktop app to use "Every Space" in Mac's Spaces preferences.
When I open Parallels, it opens fullscreen, on the secondary monitor, just the way I left it the last time I used it. Great.
However, it only appears in the Space that was active at the time that I opened it.
If go to Spaces preferences, and assign it to any Space in particular, it works in that Space while running, and if I THEN assign it to Every Space again, it operates the way I want, and follows every change from space to space, staying in fullscreen on the assigned monitor. Great, but only until I shut down parallels and restart, and then I have to go back into Spaces preferences, and unselect Every Space, and reassign it to Every Space again.
I use dual displays, and 4 "Spaces" in Mac OS Snow Leopard. (although this is persistent since previous OSX's)
I run a single, fullscreen Windows XP in Parallels 6.0.11994 (although this is persistent through previous versions)
What happens: I assign Parallels Desktop app to use "Every Space" in Mac's Spaces preferences.
When I open Parallels, it opens fullscreen, on the secondary monitor, just the way I left it the last time I used it. Great.
However, it only appears in the Space that was active at the time that I opened it.
If go to Spaces preferences, and assign it to any Space in particular, it works in that Space while running, and if I THEN assign it to Every Space again, it operates the way I want, and follows every change from space to space, staying in fullscreen on the assigned monitor. Great, but only until I shut down parallels and restart, and then I have to go back into Spaces preferences, and unselect Every Space, and reassign it to Every Space again.