Parallels 9, Win 7.0 and Mavericks

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Hi,

I am running Parallels 9 with Mavericks and Windows 7.0.

Problem: Cannot see all the Mac applications under Parallels, i.e. when i want to open a file under Windows (using Word for Mac or Open Office for example) I am given no details of the Mac installations. I had no problems under Parallels 6 with Win XP. Parallels 9/Win 7 just wont list all the Mac applications in the Parallels Shared Applications folder.

Can I add applications to the Parallels Shared Applications manually?
 
Yes you can with vm selected but not started Virtual Machine>Configure>Sharing

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Didn't work for me. I have Sharing on (for all disks), but Win 7 will still not list all Mac applications in the Shared Applications list
 
Try adding the folder you wish to share Virtual Machine>Configure>Sharing>Custom Folders> select the + sign> add folder
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the added folders can be accessed on the win 7 side
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incomplete Shared Applications

Try adding the folder you wish to share Virtual Machine>Configure>Sharing>Custom Folders> select the + sign> add folder
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the added folders can be accessed on the win 7 side
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Many thanks. I tried that too, but there is no change. I wonder whether this might be a general issue with Parallels 9/Win 7 and OS Mav. I've asked people with Parallels 8 and it seems to be ok, and I am also using an older VM (originally created with Parallels 6) with Win XP - all Mac applications are visible in that version.
It list quite a few Mac applications, such as Facetime, but not the ones that I need, e.g. Word or Open Office.
 
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