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Procedure

Select Player > Power > Reset.

If soft power operations are configured for the virtual machine in Workstation, Reset Guest appears in

the menu instead of Reset.

Set Player Preferences for Virtual Machine Closing Behavior

You can configure how virtual machines behave when you close them.

Procedure

1 Select Player > File > Player Preferences.

2 Select how Player behaves when you close a virtual machine.

You can select one, both, or neither option.

Option Description

Confirm before closing a virtual

machine

Confirm whether you intend to exit Player or click Cancel to continue

using Player.

Return to the VM Library after

closing a virtual machine

Player either suspends or powers off the virtual machine and returns it to

the virtual machine library. From the library, you can either open another

virtual machine or edit the virtual machine settings.

3 Select whether Player suspends or powers off a virtual machine when you close it.

Option Description

Suspend the virtual machine

Player suspends the virtual machine. The next time you start Player, the

virtual machine resumes operation from the point where it was

suspended.

Power off the virtual machine

Player powers off the virtual machine. The next time you start Player, the

virtual machine starts from a powered-off state and the guest operating

system starts.

4 Click OK to save your changes.

Transferring Files and Text

You can use the drag-and-drop and copy and paste features, shared folders, and mapped drives to transfer

text and files between the host system and virtual machines.

Using the Drag-and-Drop Feature on page 45

You can use the drag-and-drop feature to move files and directories, email attachments, plain text,

formatted text, and images between the host system and virtual machines. Dragging email

attachments is especially useful in Unity mode.

Using the Copy and Paste Feature on page 46

You can cut, copy, and paste text between virtual machines and between applications running in

virtual machines.

Using Shared Folders on page 46

You can use shared folders to share files among virtual machines and between virtual machines and

the host system. The directories that you add as shared folders can be on the host system, or they can

be network directories that are accessible from the host computer.

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