Use Mountain Lion’s Dictation in text-based Windows apps.
Sticky Mouse for Windows 8: When running in window view mode and slowly crossing the border of Windows 8 and Mountain Lion, the Sticky Mouse feature of Parallels Desktop 8 causes the mouse to stop at the border so you can simply move it to the last pixels in the corner of Windows 8 to access the Charms, Start and other menus or pages.This adds on to the following list of features that Parallels Desktop 8 already support :. Increased virtual machine limits for running large apps.Smooth transitions when entering and exiting Coherence mode.Updated Retina display settings for easier screen optimization.Full USB 3.0 support for faster connections to peripheral devices.Addition of a single tile to the Windows 8 interface for easy access to shared Mac apps.
PARALLELS DESKTOP 8 FOR MAC UPDATE
And in this article, I’d revisit my experience of running Windows 8 on Parallels Desktop 8 and also comment on the new features and how the final release of Windows 8 Pro runs on the latest update to Parallels Desktop 8 (Build 4).Īt the latest update, Parallels Desktop 8 now supports the folllwing new features :. If you’re not familiar with the new features in Parallels Desktop 8 to support Windows 8, I suggest you to check out my two articles, namely Parallels 8 for Mac: First Impressions and Parallels Desktop 8 vs VMWare Fusion 5: The usability & comparison report before reading on. And furthermore, the recent update to Parallels Desktop 8 included new features which promised to further enhance your Windows 8 experience.
Why? Well, I was curious to see how the final version of Windows 8 performs on Parallels Desktop 8 on my Mac. Windows 8 Pro was finally released late October 2012 and I finally took the plunge to click on the order button today.
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