These are
challenging times, and I’m sure many of you are working at home—just like I am
right now—and sometimes need something in the office to complete your work.
I’m not as
organized as I should be, and I don’t have every single...
Dedication: The clipboard is the unifying concept behind cut, copy, and paste. The individual responsible for cut, copy, and paste, Larry Tesler, passed away this month. Larry wrote the preface to my...
Chrome™ is the most popular browser in the world, according to ComputerWorld. Two years ago, Microsoft announced that it would move its Microsoft Edge browser over to Chromium, the open-source foundation on...
I use the Mac Dock a lot, and I configure it to have the most useful set of icons that I can. Unfortunately, when you add lots of icons to the Dock, the icons become tiny. In this blog post, I will show you how I add many full-sized icons...
Have you ever wanted a giant undo button on your computer? A button that would help you in situations like this:
That update that I installed last week has really messed things up. I wish I could just go back in time and undo...
What is Coherence?
Coherence is one of the four ways to view Parallels Desktop. In the Parallels documentation, these are called “view modes”:
WindowFull ScreenPicture-in-Picture (PiP)Coherence
Figure 1
Window –...
As I‘ve written in earlier blog posts, Age of Empires is my most favorite game of all time. So, you can imagine my dismay when Microsoft announced in 2008 that they were shutting down Ensemble Studios, the development studio for all...
In a recent blog post, my colleague Kayla Myrhow did an excellent job explaining the 32-bit application issue for users who are considering or have already moved to macOS® Catalina. In this post, I’ll show you how to set up...
I spent most of August traveling around Asia and presenting demonstrations of Parallels Desktop® for Mac and the latest features to various audiences, including technical press, bloggers and...
I’ve been using macOS® Catalina since the day it was publicly announced on June 4, 2019. That evening I had the first developer preview of Catalina running in a virtual machine (VM) in Parallels Desktop® 15 for...
