Dear Support,
probably you don't have an answer yet but I just wanted to be sure.
I work on an 15" Retina Mac Book pro and use parallels to work under Windows (since I have to for some work related stuff). Parallels has an feature that lets you run windows as good as it can in a retina mode meaning very high resolution. I understand that the application wasn't made for retina resolutions and that therefore the images look a bit blurry. However, is there any reason why the text look blurry as well? As you can see in the attachment there is a big difference in how, in this case the windows explorer looks (but it's the same for other applications as e.g. the office suit), and how the remote desktop manager looks.
Do you know if there is anything that I can try to get at least the text in the same resolution as how other windows applications run?
And secondly, I know you're working on a mac version (which I am desperately waiting for ;-) ), but will you for this applications also make sure it runs fine on a retina display since more and more mac's are delivered with retina displays?
Kind Regards,
Nico van der Linden
edited by nicolinden on 3/17/2013
probably you don't have an answer yet but I just wanted to be sure.
I work on an 15" Retina Mac Book pro and use parallels to work under Windows (since I have to for some work related stuff). Parallels has an feature that lets you run windows as good as it can in a retina mode meaning very high resolution. I understand that the application wasn't made for retina resolutions and that therefore the images look a bit blurry. However, is there any reason why the text look blurry as well? As you can see in the attachment there is a big difference in how, in this case the windows explorer looks (but it's the same for other applications as e.g. the office suit), and how the remote desktop manager looks.
Do you know if there is anything that I can try to get at least the text in the same resolution as how other windows applications run?
And secondly, I know you're working on a mac version (which I am desperately waiting for ;-) ), but will you for this applications also make sure it runs fine on a retina display since more and more mac's are delivered with retina displays?
Kind Regards,
Nico van der Linden
edited by nicolinden on 3/17/2013