P PeterA23 Member Dec 8, 2021 #1 In a Windows 10 Parallels VM, which is is the command line to start a Mac app?
C CristianI1 Bit poster Feb 9, 2022 #2 You have to use a bat like this @"C:\Users\cristian\AppData\Roaming\Parallels\Shared Applications\Visual Studio Code (Mac).exe" %~f1 %~f1 is to get the full path of the file, which is required to work
You have to use a bat like this @"C:\Users\cristian\AppData\Roaming\Parallels\Shared Applications\Visual Studio Code (Mac).exe" %~f1 %~f1 is to get the full path of the file, which is required to work
P PeterA23 Member Feb 10, 2022 #3 Thanks, Cristian! I wasn't aware of the Shared Applications folder. Now it's really easy to show a document in a Mac app from Windows: "C:\Users\Peter\AppData\Roaming\Parallels\Shared Applications\TextEdit (Mac).exe" "C:\docs\AText.txt"
Thanks, Cristian! I wasn't aware of the Shared Applications folder. Now it's really easy to show a document in a Mac app from Windows: "C:\Users\Peter\AppData\Roaming\Parallels\Shared Applications\TextEdit (Mac).exe" "C:\docs\AText.txt"
