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10.5: Use Spaces to isolate virtual machine sessions
Authored by: interlard on Fri, Nov 9 2007 at 7:24AM PST

I tried this the other night but ran into some problems. I could hit Control -> or Control-2 to go into my Parallels space but Control <- or Control-1 wouldn't get me back.

I think it's because I told Parallels to swap my Control and Command keys (in my head the Command key is Windows' Control key, so it makes sense to hit Command-P in Windows to print). Has anyone tried this and found a workaround? I haven't bought the Parallels 3.0 upgrade, yet. I'm not sure it's worth it.