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https://www.parallels.com/blogs/use-multiple-monitors-full-screen-with-parallels-desktop-for-mac/
Jan 09, 2017 · Whether you’re a fresh adopter of virtual machines or a longtime lover of virtualization, Parallels Desktop for Mac has optimized support for your external monitors and Full Screen mode! You can view your Parallels Desktop virtual machine on your native display or an external monitor so it looks just like it would if you were using a Windows PC.
https://kb.parallels.com/en/5194
Jul 21, 2015 · To be able to work in the dual monitor mode: From the View menu, choose the "Customize..." option. Open the "Coherence" tab and check the "Use multiple displays" option. Then open Parallels Desktop and go to Preferences-> Appearance menu. Check the "Change Mac OS X resolution" option.
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/dual-monitor-support.332809/
Jun 29, 2007 · Pefect.. So basicly in order to run published applications in dual monitor (ie. supported features of RDP6) i would be forced to install Vista or W2K8 server both of which are resource hogs and would require super powerfull hardware to support the same amount of thin-clients i can with XP or w2k :S - a joke really - and not really worht the expense - i could prob bu all new desktops :S
https://www.parallels.com/blogs/using-external-displays-in-parallels-desktop/
Jun 30, 2015 · Gone are the days when we had to re-start our Mac in order to use Windows. The experience of using Parallels Desktop gets even better with multiple monitors. We hope you enjoyed this blog post—don’t forget to follow the Parallels Support team on Twitter! Need to run Windows on your Mac? Download our free 14-day trial.
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/dual-monitor-support.8559/
Feb 05, 2007 · Currently we can use Parallels on either monitor, which is nice, but Parallels sees both monitors as one and doesn't operate properly. This is particularly annoying with coherence since if you have two different resolutions on your monitors you run the risk of cutting part of your screen off. Ideally Parallels would detect both displays using the Apple Monitor preference pane. So what's the word? Any plans to include full dual monitor …
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/full-dual-monitor-support-winxp-on-osx.755/page-6
Jul 24, 2009 · Bummer. I bought Parallels from the Macupdate promo, but am disappointed to find it doesn't support dual monitors from within the guest OS (as VMWare Fusion does under the XP control panel settings). A shame, as in many ways I really prefer Parallels, but will find the lack of dual-monitor support will be a HUGE show-stopper for me.
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/full-dual-monitor-support-winxp-on-osx.755/page-3
Feb 20, 2007 · Turn the cube, start parallels and bring up linux guest which would span both monitors. In either the mac or linux "desktops" I could open several programs, drag windows where I want on either monitor. Shift back and forth between the two OSs, turning the cube to access what I need.
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/full-dual-monitor-support-winxp-on-osx.755/
Aug 16, 2006 · I too purchase Parallels assuming that it would support dual monitors for WinXP the way XP natively supports it. It is a great benefit with all Adobe software and hundreds of others, where you can have a work space monitor, and a tools monitor. Any word on if and/or when this may be added? NEXUS REX, Jul 27, 2006
https://forum.parallels.com/threads/full-dual-monitor-support-winxp-on-osx.755/page-2
Nov 14, 2006 · I also wish I had checked for dual monitor support before paying $50 for Parallels. This was the number one feature I was looking for when I bought Parallels, because I really need to run Mac applications at the same time as MediaShout on a guest Windows OS.
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