Re: Fusion 6

[Matthew Carello]

Ok that has never happened to me. Good to learn something new. I thank you for 
that.
On Aug 2, 2014, at 6:37 PM, David Griffith  wrote:

> Thanks 
> The problem is that command tab will not work if windows is in full screen  
> mode.
> You win windows screenreader will simply say windows tab
> 
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Re: Fusion 6

[David Griffith]

Thanks 
The problem is that command tab will not work if windows is in full screen  
mode.
You win windows screenreader will simply say windows tab

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Re: Fusion 6

[Matthew Carello]

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  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?
> 
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Fusion 6

[David Griffith]

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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Re: Problem with web site upgrade to fusion 6

[Kliphton Senior]

Just go to 
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put your router on links, and find the download button.  That is how I found it 
the last 2 years.
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> On Aug 2, 2014, at 7:46 AM, David Griffith  wrote:
> 
> I remember with a sinking feeling the problems I had upgrading from Fusion 4 
> to 5. I ended up buying a full version of 5 from Amazon.
> 
> Now I am experiencing similar problems with the upgrade from 5 to 6. Every 
> time I press the upgrade link I get an unexpected error has occurred message.
> 
> Has anybody experienced of an easy way to upgrade Fusion from 5 to 6?
> 
> It would be great if this list could offer this product as it does with other 
> products as in general I find the VMWare websites a nightmare and  tend to go 
> around in circles.
> 
> David Griffith  
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Problem with web site upgrade to fusion 6

[David Griffith]

I remember with a sinking feeling the problems I had upgrading from Fusion 4 to 
5. I ended up buying a full version of 5 from Amazon.

Now I am experiencing similar problems with the upgrade from 5 to 6. Every time 
I press the upgrade link I get an unexpected error has occurred message.

Has anybody experienced of an easy way to upgrade Fusion from 5 to 6?

It would be great if this list could offer this product as it does with other 
products as in general I find the VMWare websites a nightmare and  tend to go 
around in circles.

David Griffith  

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Re: Vmware Fusion 6

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Chris for the heads up. Not something I feel I'll be wanting to do -

Andy
On 8 Sep 2013, at 13:34, Chris H  wrote:

> Andy, Vmware Fusion is one way of running Windows on your mac, the other 
> being Bootcamp. The great thing though is Vmware Fusion is fully accessible. 
> Even installing Windows is fully accessible so long as you use the Easy 
> Install option.
> 
> On 08/09/2013 13:32, Andy Collins wrote:
>> Chris - Why is this so great, what does it do for us? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 8 Sep 2013, at 11:51, christopher hallsworth  
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Everyone
>>> Vmware has released version 6 of their Fusion software. The below is 
>>> fantastic news for everybody.
>>> It is easier than ever to try Vmware Fusion before committing to a purchase!
>>> Simply go to
>>> www.vmware.com/fusion
>>> and click on the try for free link.
>>> The application comes as a disc image. So it is just a case of opening the 
>>> disc image and copying the only file that is in there to the applications 
>>> folder.
>>> When you run Vmware Fusion for the first time, just follow the 
>>> instructions, and choose the I would like to try Vmware Fusion 6 for 30 
>>> days radio button. Click the continue button, enter a valid e-mail address 
>>> (only used by Vmware to send you promotions), select the edition you want 
>>> to try from the group of radio buttons, and click the done button.
>>> You can now enjoy the power of virtualization on your mac at no cost for up 
>>> to 30 days.
>>> In case you haven't got the hint already smoile, the application is fully 
>>> accessible with VoiceOver as all previous versions. I am using the trial as 
>>> I speak. So it can be done with no sighted assistance whatsoever!
>>> Enjoy!
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Re: Vmware Fusion 6

[Chris H]

Andy, Vmware Fusion is one way of running Windows on your mac, the other 
being Bootcamp. The great thing though is Vmware Fusion is fully 
accessible. Even installing Windows is fully accessible so long as you 
use the Easy Install option.


On 08/09/2013 13:32, Andy Collins wrote:

Chris - Why is this so great, what does it do for us? -

Andy
On 8 Sep 2013, at 11:51, christopher hallsworth  
wrote:


Hello Everyone
Vmware has released version 6 of their Fusion software. The below is fantastic 
news for everybody.
It is easier than ever to try Vmware Fusion before committing to a purchase!
Simply go to
www.vmware.com/fusion
and click on the try for free link.
The application comes as a disc image. So it is just a case of opening the disc 
image and copying the only file that is in there to the applications folder.
When you run Vmware Fusion for the first time, just follow the instructions, 
and choose the I would like to try Vmware Fusion 6 for 30 days radio button. 
Click the continue button, enter a valid e-mail address (only used by Vmware to 
send you promotions), select the edition you want to try from the group of 
radio buttons, and click the done button.
You can now enjoy the power of virtualization on your mac at no cost for up to 
30 days.
In case you haven't got the hint already smoile, the application is fully 
accessible with VoiceOver as all previous versions. I am using the trial as I 
speak. So it can be done with no sighted assistance whatsoever!
Enjoy!

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Re: Vmware Fusion 6

[Andy Collins]

Chris - Why is this so great, what does it do for us? -

Andy
On 8 Sep 2013, at 11:51, christopher hallsworth  
wrote:

> Hello Everyone
> Vmware has released version 6 of their Fusion software. The below is 
> fantastic news for everybody.
> It is easier than ever to try Vmware Fusion before committing to a purchase!
> Simply go to
> www.vmware.com/fusion
> and click on the try for free link.
> The application comes as a disc image. So it is just a case of opening the 
> disc image and copying the only file that is in there to the applications 
> folder.
> When you run Vmware Fusion for the first time, just follow the instructions, 
> and choose the I would like to try Vmware Fusion 6 for 30 days radio button. 
> Click the continue button, enter a valid e-mail address (only used by Vmware 
> to send you promotions), select the edition you want to try from the group of 
> radio buttons, and click the done button.
> You can now enjoy the power of virtualization on your mac at no cost for up 
> to 30 days.
> In case you haven't got the hint already smoile, the application is fully 
> accessible with VoiceOver as all previous versions. I am using the trial as I 
> speak. So it can be done with no sighted assistance whatsoever!
> Enjoy!
> 
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Vmware Fusion 6

[christopher hallsworth]

Hello Everyone
Vmware has released version 6 of their Fusion software. The below is fantastic 
news for everybody.
It is easier than ever to try Vmware Fusion before committing to a purchase!
Simply go to
www.vmware.com/fusion
and click on the try for free link.
The application comes as a disc image. So it is just a case of opening the disc 
image and copying the only file that is in there to the applications folder.
When you run Vmware Fusion for the first time, just follow the instructions, 
and choose the I would like to try Vmware Fusion 6 for 30 days radio button. 
Click the continue button, enter a valid e-mail address (only used by Vmware to 
send you promotions), select the edition you want to try from the group of 
radio buttons, and click the done button.
You can now enjoy the power of virtualization on your mac at no cost for up to 
30 days.
In case you haven't got the hint already smoile, the application is fully 
accessible with VoiceOver as all previous versions. I am using the trial as I 
speak. So it can be done with no sighted assistance whatsoever!
Enjoy!

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