Using Parallels in Coherence mode on a four-monitor iMac
This is a companion video to a ZDNet article by David Gewirtz. Parallels is a desktop virtualization product for the Mac. It has a mode called Coherence that allows Mac and Windows applications to work side-by-side, but it's often difficult to make it work in a multi-monitor environment. An article on ZDNet's DIY-IT blog (located at http://www.zdnet.com/blog/diy-it/) explains how to do it. This article also spotlights a webcast the author did for ZDNet and TechRepublic sponsored by Centrify. You can watch the full webcast on-demand at http://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/webcasts/live-webcast-how-to-simplify-deployment-of-google-apps-and-office-365/.
This is a companion video to a ZDNet article by David Gewirtz. Parallels is a desktop virtualization product for the Mac. It has a mode called Coherence that allows Mac and Windows applications to work side-by-side, but it's often difficult to make it work in a multi-monitor environment. An article on ZDNet's DIY-IT blog (located at http://www.zdnet.com/blog/diy-it/) explains how to do it. This article also spotlights a webcast the author did for ZDNet and TechRepublic sponsored by Centrify. You can watch the full webcast on-demand at http://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/webcasts/live-webcast-how-to-simplify-deployment-of-google-apps-and-office-365/.