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# Cambiar el icono de la máquina virtual

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**Nota:** Esta función solo está disponible en Parallels Desktop para Mac Pro Edition y Business Edition.
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Si dispone de dos o más máquinas virtuales con el mismo sistema operativo huésped, los iconos que aparecen en el Dock tendrán el mismo aspecto y es posible que se confunda a la hora de seleccionarlos. Para modificar el icono de la máquina virtual:

1. Copie el nuevo icono que quiera utilizar al portapapeles (seleccione el icono y pulse **Comando-C**).
2. Haga clic con el botón derecho en la máquina virtual cuyo icono quiera modificar (las máquinas virtuales suelen guardarse en la carpeta `~/Parallels`) y haga clic en **Obtener información**.
3. Haga clic en el icono de la máquina virtual, en la esquina superior izquierda, y pegue el nuevo icono desde el portapapeles pulsando **Comando-V**. El icono se sustituirá en el Finder y en el Dock.

Para volver al icono predeterminado, repita el paso 2, haga clic en el icono de la máquina virtual y pulse la tecla Retroceso.


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