8.1

Revision Description
EN-001869-02
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Added “About VMware Fusion Pro,” on page 14.
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Added support for Windows Server 2012 to “Creating
a Microsoft Windows Virtual Machine,” on page 44.
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Corrected “Select a Keyboard and Mouse Profile,” on
page 34 by removing a procedure step no longer
supported.
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Updated Moving and Copying Files and Text Between
Virtual Machines and Your Mac to add information on
moving and copying files or text between a Mac OS
virtual machine and a Mac host.
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Corrected Copy and Paste Between Virtual Machines
and Your Mac Using Keyboard Shortcuts to state that
the Enable Key Mappings preference is required to
copy and paste between virtual machines and the Mac.
Also added a statement that copying and pasting files
or folders between a Mac OS virtual machine and the
Mac is not supported.
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Updated “View Shared Folders in a Windows Guest by
Using Windows Explorer,” on page 82 by adding
options for viewing shared folders.
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Added “View Shared Folders in a Mac OS Guest,” on
page 83.
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Updated “Enable Shared Folders or Mirrored Folders
for a Virtual Machine,” on page 88 to add
information on the shortcut added when the Enable
Shared Folders checkbox is enabled.
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Changed the "Clean Up a Virtual Hard Disk" to “Clean
Up a Virtual Machine,” on page 115 to reflect the
supported functionality.
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Added “Using Virtual DiskManager,” on page 117.
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Updated “Show the Mac Power Supply Status in the
Virtual Machine,” on page 136 to state that showing
the Mac power supply status is not supported in Mac
OS virtual machines.
EN-001869-01
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Updated “Virtual Hardware Specifications,”
on page 18 to add a statement clarifying OpenGL3.3
support.
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Added “Resize the Virtual Machine Display to Fit,” on
page 30.
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Updated “Enable or Disable Mac Host Shortcuts on the
Keyboard and Mouse Preference Pane,” on page 35 to
add a step for customizing how the virtual machine
maps the Mac Command key to the Windows
command key.
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Added “Set Fusion Display Resolution Preferences,”
on page 36 for global preference settings.
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Updated “Set Default Applications Preferences,” on
page 37 to add the VMRC option.
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Updated “Create a Virtual Machine by Using Windows
Easy Install and a Disc Image File,” on page 46 to add
saving the virtual machine to a shared folder.
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Updated “Create a Virtual Machine by Using Windows
Easy Install and a Disc Image File,” on page 46 to add
saving the virtual machine to a shared folder.
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Updated “Create a Virtual Machine by Using Linux
Easy Install and an Installation CD,” on page 48 to
add saving the virtual machine to a shared folder.
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Updated “Create a Virtual Machine by Using Linux
Easy Install and an Image File,” on page 49 to add
saving the virtual machine to a shared folder.
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