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Change default undo disk selection?

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 08/29/2006
From: Max Moor <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Hi All,
I'm using VM's to test installation packages, and have undo disks
enabled. 99% of the time, I discard the changes to get the VM back to its
"clean" state.
Is there a way to chage the default undo disk selection from "Commit"
to "Discard"? I have this nagging idea that I'm going to inadvertently click
okay one of these days. It's just one of those things.

- Max

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RE: Change default undo disk selection?

Sent: 09/01/2006
From: Luc
Message:

Yes, it is possible to have changes discarded automatically when closing a
Virtual Machine session.

- Open the Virtual PC Console, select the Guest OS and choose 'Settings'.
This will open the Settings window for that Virtual Machine.

- In the left pane, select Close" to manage the Close settings
- Select the radio button 'Automatically close without a message and:' and
select 'Turn off and delete changes' in the drop down list box.

Luc

"Max Moor" wrote:

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> Is there a way to chage the default undo disk selection from "Commit"
> to "Discard"? I have this nagging idea that I'm going to inadvertently click
> okay one of these days. It's just one of those things.
>
> - Max
>

RE: Change default undo disk selection?

Sent: 09/01/2006
From: Max Moor <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

=?Utf-8?B?THVj?= <(email address - cut out)> wrote in
news:(email address - cut out):

Well, that was easy. Thanks, Luc.

- Max

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> Yes, it is possible to have changes discarded automatically when closing
> a Virtual Machine session.

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