The virtual machine files are separate from the VMWare Fusion app so if
all you do is delete the old app there should be no impact on the
virtual machine files.
If you get info on any document there is an Open With section where you
can pick what app will open it. Just after that is a Change All button
to tell the OS to always use your application of choice to handle files
of this particular type.
CB
On 9/2/12 3:31 PM, Harry Hogue wrote:
Hi guys,
I was using VMWare Fusion version 3 on my computer under both Snow Leopard and Lion, and once
I upgraded to Mountain Lion and VMWare Fusion version 5, I imported or opened (I don't
remember which) my existing copy of windows into my VMWare Fusion five). Apparently, though,
version three is still on my computer, because I have to always right click on a .kes file and
say "Open with," then go down to choose VMWare Fusion 5 instead of VMWare Fusion 3,
which is the defaulted first option." is there a way I can get rid of the older copy of
VMWare Fusion without deleting my copy of Windows?
Also, somehow, my .xml files from Bookshare have gotten associated with Internet Explorer
instead of Safari. Is there a way to change this? I know when I tried to associate
files to open with The Unarchiver, it never worked -- the "Always open this type of
file with this program" never stayed checked.
I hope this is clear and that someone either knows what I mean or has a couple
of suggestions. I will be switching between Windows and the mac a lot in the
coming quarter and I need to be able to do it quickly.
Thanks.
Harry
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