Not to fear! With just a few simple steps you can configure Gmail to be your default mail client and have Process Street emails open Gmail compose, pre-populated with the template right in your browser! It works smoothly.īut some people (like myself) prefer to use Gmail as their default mail client and don’t want to install a bulky desktop app. This is great if you are using a mail client such as Outlook, Mail, Thunderbird or a mobile device. I hope this blog helped you to discover some cool functionality in Parallels Desktop you haven’t used before.We have a feature in Process Street that allows you to create email templates and send them straight from within the app. The setup I’ve described above will also work for the email addresses you can click on – it will open either on the Windows side or on the Mac side depending on the settings you have. If you’d like to have the above similar idea on the Mac side then set Email to Open in Mac. This will also work when you share the files from the Mac side. If you want to always use your email on Windows from both the Mac and the virtual machine sides, then set Email to Open in Windows. You can now set it to open at your convenient side.
One of the main purposes we use internet is to access emails. This topic can go even more interesting when we talk about emails. Clicking on the internet explorer URL from the Windows side will open Safari browser on the Mac side (or whatever default browser you have on the Mac). Now let‘s set the Web Pages to Open in Mac.
Voila! It will automatically open up in IE! Even if your virtual machine is shut down, it will wake up your Windows and open the browser! Then click on any web link from the Windows or Mac side. Click on the Parallels icon in the upper Mac menu bar and choose Configure.But what if I want to automatically open all links in one or another? Let me explain you how to select the browser of your choice.įollow this path to set Internet links to open in Mac OS X or Windows: While using Windows in Parallels Desktop in a virtual machine, the most common choice is Safari and Internet Explorer.Ĭlicking on a web address (link/URL) while working in Windows environment opens the web address in Windows’s very own default browser (Internet Explorer) and Safari on in Mac.
Internet Explorer (or Edge) on the other hand decrypts anything and everything in the internet yet lacks more plugins ands customization. While Safari makes sharing easier, it hasn’t completely sorted out the problem with flash. Lets speak some truth: We all have our favorites, but there isn’t a perfect browser on the market – they all have “perfect” elements, but are scattered among many browsers.
Guest blog by Sylvester Sebastian Nino, Parallels Support Team Set the default platform for your browser and email
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