Hello David. Just to stick to the mac side of this when I go from the vm to the 
mac side I just hit command  tab. This does make it necessary to turn off 
voiceover while in the VM but it works for me. I would be curious to know if 
there is a way to do this without having to turn off voiceover.
On Aug 2, 2014, at 6:05 PM, David Griffith <[email protected]> wrote:

> I decided to utilise my daughter's sight to help me download and purchase 
> Fusion 6. However there is a important difficulty
> 
> In Fusion 5 I was able to shift focus in and out of a  to a full screen 
> window by simply pressing control command and enter.
> 
> When I started Fusion  6 I was in full screen windows but this key 
> combination no longer worked for getting windows out of full screen and focus 
> bak to the Mac. According to web documentation you should be able to return 
> to a window by pressing control command and F but this most definitely does 
> not work.
> I was therefore trapped in Windows and un able to return  to my Mac. The only 
> way I could get focus bak in the Mac was to shut down windows. I was only 
> then able to regain Voiceover control.
> 
> How are Fusion 6 users managing to return to their Mac from full screen 
> Windows?
> 
>       David Griffith 
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