Parallels Desktop 4.0 for Mac adds some new features such as:

Parallels Desktop 7 was noticeably slower at navigation but had none of the artifacts or selection lags seen above.

I think it's safe to call Parallels Desktop 7 the winner here.

Still, this is far from as buggy as other releases, like Parallels Desktop 4.0.

Once you close that guide, you are free to use Parallels Desktop in its most stealth scheme yet.

DirectX 9.0c support in Parallels Desktop 5 is clearly working.

But now it's $79.99 for the Parallels Desktop for Mac.

This is in sharp contrast to Parallels Desktop 5, which has a laundry list of big issues with everything new and old.

But when I first tried this in Parallels Desktop 7, it made a lot of sense for virtual machines.

Another great showing by Parallels Desktop 6, with little to complain about.