On Feb 10, 2015, at 12:39 PM, Hunter Haugen wrote:
> A tip on OS X about getting "inside" folder-app-things (like .app, .vmwarevm,
> etc).
>
> You can right click ("two finger" click) on the object, and select "Show
> package contents" to get into it with Finder. Then you'll be able to see the
A tip on OS X about getting "inside" folder-app-things (like .app,
.vmwarevm, etc).
You can right click ("two finger" click) on the object, and select "Show
package contents" to get into it with Finder. Then you'll be able to see
the PDF.
Or you can `cd` in a terminal into it, and `open .` to ope
On Feb 10, 2015, at 9:15 AM, Benito Mourelo wrote:
> Unzip it and rename the resulted directory to attach the ".vmwarevm"
> extension and then open it.
Ahh. That was the thing I was missing from the instructions.
BTW, I discovered that you probably want to pull the PDF file out of the
extra
Folks,
I tried downloading the Learning VM image for VMware, and while there does
seem to be a .vmdk file inside the zip archive, along with various other
parts I would expect to find, so far as I can tell this is not something
that I can successfully import into VMware Fusion 7.
Has this imag
