XP Mode seamless mode


  1. Cluent
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    XP Mode seamless mode


    When I close out of an application running in seamless mode, the XP Mode virtual machine indicates that it is still running (not shut down or hibernating). I think this is different from the behavior under Windows 7 RC with XP Mode beta.

    Is there a way to specify that the machine must hibernate when you shut down an application running in seamless mode?
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  3. Cluent
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    No ideas? Documentation on XP Mode is pretty sparse.
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