Last night after looking at things, I ran each instance individually
to see which was legit. Both worked fine. So I deleted one and then
reloaded the remaining instance and it looks fine.
So those entries in the library are just inks to the actual package?
How did I get two so I can avoid this happening again?
Now to work on the USB devices. There should be a Remember this
device option somewhere. And then there is more ram coming this week.
As always, thanks for your help.
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On 11/30/2015 12:11 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
All the data for a VM is contained inside the virtual machine package itself.
So, the obvious solution from here is to just delete both entries, and say that
you do not want to move the package to Trash in both cases. Then check to see
that your package is still intact, and tell Fusion to reopen it. Now your
library should reference only that one copy, once.
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