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<blockquote data-quote="Attimus" data-source="post: 999746" data-attributes="member: 125372">1.&nbsp; My VMware3 doesn't mirror my mac desktop on my windows.&nbsp; (i use win7 also)&nbsp; I have a folder on my windows desktop that takes me to my mac files.&nbsp; If i have files on my windows desktop, they aren't related to my mac files so if i delete them there, they are gone, and don't delete anything on my mac side.2.&nbsp; The USB is funny.&nbsp; If i'm looking at OSX and insert my USB stick, it mounts and i can read and write.&nbsp; If i then turn on VMware or activate it when it's already open, Windows does not see that USB.&nbsp; I then have to go to OSX, and eject the USB stick.&nbsp; Then I activate VMware, and have windows running, and then physically insert my USB Stick.&nbsp; It then shows up in &quot;my computer&quot; on my windows 7.&nbsp; (if it switch back to OSX, it doesn't see the USB).3.&nbsp; bobtomay was right.&nbsp; You can go to start and shut down, or you can go to the VM bar at the top and underneath suspend you will see shut down.&nbsp; I almost never shut down windows.&nbsp; I just suspend it.I use AutoCAD and Revit on windows and that's it.&nbsp; What do you use?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Attimus, post: 999746, member: 125372"] 1. My VMware3 doesn't mirror my mac desktop on my windows. (i use win7 also) I have a folder on my windows desktop that takes me to my mac files. If i have files on my windows desktop, they aren't related to my mac files so if i delete them there, they are gone, and don't delete anything on my mac side. 2. The USB is funny. If i'm looking at OSX and insert my USB stick, it mounts and i can read and write. If i then turn on VMware or activate it when it's already open, Windows does not see that USB. I then have to go to OSX, and eject the USB stick. Then I activate VMware, and have windows running, and then physically insert my USB Stick. It then shows up in "my computer" on my windows 7. (if it switch back to OSX, it doesn't see the USB). 3. bobtomay was right. You can go to start and shut down, or you can go to the VM bar at the top and underneath suspend you will see shut down. I almost never shut down windows. I just suspend it. I use AutoCAD and Revit on windows and that's it. What do you use? [/QUOTE]

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