Put the "Restart/Pause/Suspend/Stop and the Devices Menu in the context menu of the parallels dock item.
Hi,
I use usually use parallels in fullscreen so I don't have access to the menubar with all the parallels options like:
Pause
Suspend
Stop
Restart
the Devices menu point
So to reach these I always have to pop out of fullscreen do what I wanted to do and jump back in again.
I also use virtue for virtual desktops, so I can easily switch between Mac OS X and parallels.
By switching back to one of my Mac OS X workspaces I also get instant access to the dock and also to the parallels dock icon.
Now we all know that the dock icon has a context menu that some applications already use to give the user fast access to a few functions without bringing the application the front.
Parallels should use the context menu of the dock icon to give fast access to the menu items i mentioned above.
Long story short:
Put the "Restart/Pause/Suspend/Stop and the Devices Menu in the context menu of the parallels dock item.
lg philipp
Hi,
I use usually use parallels in fullscreen so I don't have access to the menubar with all the parallels options like:
Pause
Suspend
Stop
Restart
the Devices menu point
So to reach these I always have to pop out of fullscreen do what I wanted to do and jump back in again.
I also use virtue for virtual desktops, so I can easily switch between Mac OS X and parallels.
By switching back to one of my Mac OS X workspaces I also get instant access to the dock and also to the parallels dock icon.
Now we all know that the dock icon has a context menu that some applications already use to give the user fast access to a few functions without bringing the application the front.
Parallels should use the context menu of the dock icon to give fast access to the menu items i mentioned above.
Long story short:
Put the "Restart/Pause/Suspend/Stop and the Devices Menu in the context menu of the parallels dock item.
lg philipp