Minulla lukee VPC 7:n asetuksissa Shared Folders -kohdassa, että Not Installed.
Pitäisi päästä käsiksi Macin kovalevyllä oleviin tiedostoihin, ei taida onnistua
ilman tuota Shared Folders -toimintoa?
VPC 7, Shared folders päälle
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Juhani L
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- Liittynyt: 25.2.2004 klo 12.38
- Paikkakunta: Helsinki
Re: VPC 7, Shared folders päälle
Tästä löytyy varmasti ohjeet VPC:n kässäristä. Luepa sieltä. VPC:n kässäreissä on versiosta 1 alkaen ollut hyvä opastus kansioiden jaosta.
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Repe Ruutikallo
- Vuoden Homppulainen 2009
- Viestit: 20319
- Liittynyt: 21.2.2004 klo 22.31
Re: VPC 7, Shared folders päälle
Olisko niin, että VPC:n "additions" on jäänyt asentamatta...? Toimiikos resoluutiot ja copypastet?
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np
- Viestit: 489
- Liittynyt: 1.3.2004 klo 12.34
Re: VPC 7, Shared folders päälle
Näin on. Asenna virtual machine additions, niin toimii. Kaikki info löytyy Help valikosta... ;o)
About Virtual Machine Additions
Virtual Machine Additions provide a number of features that help integrate a virtual machine running Microsoft Windows with your Macintosh.
You need to manually install or update Virtual Machine Additions when you:
Create a virtual machine that uses a version of Windows XP that was purchased separately from Microsoft Virtual PC.
Import a virtual machine.
Transfer documents from a source virtual machine that was created in an earlier version of Virtual PC to a destination virtual machine created in Virtual PC 7. The destination virtual machine must have Virtual Machine Additions installed.
The following table describes the integration features provided by Virtual Machine Additions.
Feature Description
Mouse device integration Move the mouse device freely between the virtual machine window and the Macintosh desktop.
Shared folders Share folders and files between your Macintosh and your virtual machine.
Performance enhancement Move the mouse device move smoothly between your Macintosh and your virtual machine and use the full range of Macintosh screen resolutions.
Drag-and-drop operations Copy files between the Windows desktop in the virtual machine window and the Macintosh desktop.
Time synchronization Automatically synchronize the time displayed on your virtual machine with the time displayed on your Macintosh.
Dock application support Display and access Windows-based programs and a modified Windows Start menu in the Macintosh Dock.
See also
Install Virtual Machine Additions
Update Virtual Machine Additions
About Virtual Machine Additions
Virtual Machine Additions provide a number of features that help integrate a virtual machine running Microsoft Windows with your Macintosh.
You need to manually install or update Virtual Machine Additions when you:
Create a virtual machine that uses a version of Windows XP that was purchased separately from Microsoft Virtual PC.
Import a virtual machine.
Transfer documents from a source virtual machine that was created in an earlier version of Virtual PC to a destination virtual machine created in Virtual PC 7. The destination virtual machine must have Virtual Machine Additions installed.
The following table describes the integration features provided by Virtual Machine Additions.
Feature Description
Mouse device integration Move the mouse device freely between the virtual machine window and the Macintosh desktop.
Shared folders Share folders and files between your Macintosh and your virtual machine.
Performance enhancement Move the mouse device move smoothly between your Macintosh and your virtual machine and use the full range of Macintosh screen resolutions.
Drag-and-drop operations Copy files between the Windows desktop in the virtual machine window and the Macintosh desktop.
Time synchronization Automatically synchronize the time displayed on your virtual machine with the time displayed on your Macintosh.
Dock application support Display and access Windows-based programs and a modified Windows Start menu in the Macintosh Dock.
See also
Install Virtual Machine Additions
Update Virtual Machine Additions
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