#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE FOR MAC#
#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE MAC OS X#
#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE WINDOWS#

This rules out the Big Sur side of things as the machine hardware has not changed at this end, just the OS it is booted into. Going back to my Catalina machine here does not fix the problem - the cursor is still offset to the bottom and right. I do have a clone of the Catalina as a backup and will reboot into that later but just wondered if anyone had any thought on what might be the issue and a fix?

The same mac hardware at home (when previously on Catalina) never had any problem. This behaviour has only manifested since I have connected from my home Big Sur mac. To get an item on the app menu, I have to position the actual pointer slightly lower and to the right of the actual item I want. Double click works, right click works, everything works, except that the pointer is not displaying the item under where it is currently located.ДЇor example, in an app, when I put the pointer on top of menu, it is actually on the mac screen bar. I have noticed that, when navigating around various apps when connected to the office mac, my mouse highlights items about 10mm away from where the pointer is displayed. However, my mac at home was recently upgraded to Big Sur (from Catalina) and my office mac is Mojave (not upgraded due to some plug ins not being available anymore). I am controlling my office mac from my home mac via TeamViewer now - all works fine, everything runs as it should with no app issues. Got a weird problem with my VM performance.

#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE FOR MAC#

The Vmware Fusion for Mac Documentation fails to mention any limitations on copy paste size limits, etc but it is same to assume the limitations are probably transferable to the Mac version of VMware as well.Hi everyone, happy new year (as much as it can be right now!)

#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE WINDOWS#

On Windows 95 and Windows 98 guests, copying and pasting is restricted to plain text in amounts less than 64KB.

You cannot copy and paste files between virtual machines.

Copying and pasting images is restricted to images smaller than 4MB after conversion to PNG format.

Workstation uses the PNG format to encode images that are copied and pasted.

Copying and pasting text is restricted to text in languages that can be represented by Unicode characters.

Copying and pasting plain text and formatted text (including the formatting) is restricted to amounts less than 4MB.

Copying and pasting email attachments is restricted to images or files smaller than 4MB.

The copy and paste feature has the following restrictions: Then go into a windows VM and put your cursor in a text area and then perform a control-v you should get what you originally copied on your Mac host.ДЄccording to other documentation for VMware Workstation

#VMWARE FUSION MAC NO MOUSE MAC OS X#

You can copy and paste images and formatted text between a Windows or Linux virtual machine and your Mac.ДЇor example select text in a Mac OS X application and copy it to clipboard (Command-C). You can drag files in a virtual machine directly onto Mac applications. You can drag Outlook attachments from a Windows virtual machine to your Mac. You can also drag images between Windows applications and Mac applications. You can move text by copying and pasting or cutting and pasting. You can drag files and folders to move and copy them between your virtual machines and your Mac. Now if you want to copy text using the clipboard, that works between the host and each supported virtual machine with the tools installed as noted in Moving and Copying Files and Text Between Virtual Machines and Your Mac When moving files between VMs Drag and drop is the feature to use (where supported with VMWare tools, etc)in order to move files from the host computer to each guest VM and the opposite is true too. If you are trying to copy and paste files using a right click and copy command in the Finder, and then trying to right click and paste in a Windows VM for example that will not work since VMware does not support copying files that way. Yes Copy and paste is supported, but it depends on what you are doing.

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