I finally found my answer and hopefully I can explain this correctly.
Bring up the list of virtual machines, this is the virtual library;
use command+shift+l if you aren't already there. Now you will need to
be sure your mouse is on the virtual machine you want to make the
change too. You will need to turn on mouse keys so you can hold down
control and press the number five on the keypad. This will bring up
the contextual menu and there is an option in there for auto starting
a virtual machine.
If you do not know about the keypad option (this is not num pad
commander for VO), let me know, but it is in the Universal Access in
System Preferences under the mouse options.
On Dec 4, 2008, at 6:16 AM, Will Lomas wrote:
hi all how can i stop fusion from auto starting an OS?
also when i tried to see if full screen was working when in xp the
mac just made the error beep when arrowing around the fusion window
no toolbar or similar object was visible
Scott Howell
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