Parallels Desktop 7 Switch to Mac Edition Troubleshooting Guide download pdf (Page 29)

Use Windows

Note: You can also Command-click or Right-click the Parallels icon.

2 Click the program you want.

Mac OS X Finder

You can also open a program by double-clicking its icon in the Finder.

To find Windows programs in the Finder:

• Double-click the Windows volume on the desktop, and then open the Program Files folder.

Note: To show the Windows volume on the desktop, the Mac OS X Finder must be enabled to show

connected servers. Click anywhere on the desktop and choose Finder > Preferences, and then select

Connected servers.

You can make an alias for a Windows program on the Mac OS X desktop, then double-click it

anytime to open the program.

To make an alias for a Windows program on the Mac OS X desktop:

• Select the program in the Finder and choose File > Make Alias. Then drag the alias icon to the

desktop.

Program Icon in the Dock

When you open a Windows program, its icon appears in the Mac OS X Dock at the bottom of the

screen. By default when you close the program, the icon disappears from the Dock. Keeping a

program's icon in the Dock provides a quick way to open the program anytime.

To keep a Windows program's icon in the Dock, do one of the following:

• Right-click or Control-click the Windows program icon in the Dock and choose Keep in Dock

from the shortcut menu.

• Drag the program's icon from the Finder to the Dock.

Now you can open the program again anytime by clicking the icon in the Dock.

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