No problem. This stumped me for quite a while too back in 3036. One thing for people to remember is that when running in Coherence, Parallels sets the Windows display to include only below the Mac Menu bar and above the Dock, so as far as Windows is concerned that's the whole screen. That's why it's required to put Parallels in full screen mode prior to running any full-screen programs in Windows in order to actually get it to cover the whole full screen.
