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markwise

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Original poster
Feb 1, 2008
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Almere / Netherlands
I enjoy using my iMac with 24 # screen.
Though in case I have to run windows via parallels I end up with only a rather small screen in which I can use windows.

Mind you I can enlarge the paralleles window part not the windows screen inside paralleles window (not even after adjusting the screen of windows)

Is there a way Parralles can be of help or
can Windows indeed only be seen in a small layout ????

would be great to hera back from you !!
 

mobilehaathi

macrumors G3
Aug 19, 2008
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The Anthropocene
I enjoy using my iMac with 24 # screen.
Though in case I have to run windows via parallels I end up with only a rather small screen in which I can use windows.

Mind you I can enlarge the paralleles window part not the windows screen inside paralleles window (not even after adjusting the screen of windows)

Is there a way Parralles can be of help or
can Windows indeed only be seen in a small layout ????

would be great to hera back from you !!

Have you installed the guest additions?
 

CWallace

macrumors G5
Aug 17, 2007
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11,543
Seattle, WA
The size of the window is directly proportional to the resolution settings in the Windows display control panel applet. So if that is 800x600 the Parallels window is 800x600. So just make the resolution larger within Windows and the window will get better. Just be sure you have the Parallels Tools installed (it should be installed by default).

You can also press ALT+Enter to make the display fill the entire screen. Press ALT+Enter again to collapse it back to a window.
 

markwise

macrumors member
Original poster
Feb 1, 2008
99
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Almere / Netherlands
large screen available finally THX

The size of the window is directly proportional to the resolution settings in the Windows display control panel applet. So if that is 800x600 the Parallels window is 800x600. So just make the resolution larger within Windows and the window will get better. Just be sure you have the Parallels Tools installed (it should be installed by default).

You can also press ALT+Enter to make the display fill the entire screen. Press ALT+Enter again to collapse it back to a window.

This did the trick THX, Cwallace
 
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