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Using Virtual Machines 4

You can use Player to run new and existing virtual machines on the host system, including virtual machines

and system images that were created by other VMware products and some non-VMware products. You can

also stream virtual machines from a Web server.

When you use virtual machines in Player, you can download virtual appliances, transfer files and text

between virtual machines and the host system, print to host printers, connect removable devices, and

change display settings.

This chapter includes the following topics:

“Starting Virtual Machines in Player,” on page 39

“Stopping Virtual Machines in Player,” on page 42

“Transferring Files and Text,” on page 44

“Add a Host Printer to a Virtual Machine,” on page 52

“Using Removable Devices in Virtual Machines,” on page 52

“Install New Software in a Virtual Machine,” on page 59

“Changing the Virtual Machine Display,” on page 60

“Download a Virtual Appliance in Player,” on page 65

“Remove a Virtual Machine from the Library in Player,” on page 66

Starting Virtual Machines in Player

When you start a virtual machine in Player, the guest operating system starts and you can interact with the

virtual machine in a console window.

Start a Virtual Machine in Player on page 40

You can start a virtual machine from the Player window.

Start an Encrypted Virtual Machine in Player on page 40

An encrypted virtual machine is a virtual machine that has been secured from unauthorized use. A

lock icon appears next to an encrypted virtual machine in the virtual machine library.

Stream a Virtual Machine from a Web Server on page 40

When you stream a virtual machine, you can start the virtual machine as soon as the download

process begins. When you power off a streamed virtual machine, you are prompted to save or discard

changes. If you discard changes, the directory that was created on the local computer and all the

virtual machine data are deleted.

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