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You need to change the display resolution of the VM
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You need to change the display resolution of the VM

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PS. You can also change resolution to match screen size from within your host. Failing that, make sure the Guest Additions are installed ;)
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PS. You can also change resolution to match screen size from within your host. Failing that, make sure the Guest Additions are installed ;)

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For some reason, when I try clicking Device -&gt; Install Guess Additions, I get no response~~ &nbsp;Both my Ubuntu and Window Server 2003 virtual machine~ Help!
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For some reason, when I try clicking Device -> Install Guess Additions, I get no response~~  Both my Ubuntu and Window Server 2003 virtual machine~ Help!

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I finally got it working! For some reason, the Guess aditiion is mounted on my CD rom drive
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I finally got it working! For some reason, the Guess aditiion is mounted on my CD rom drive

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I install Virtualbox on my newly build Window 7 Pro laptop.<br />
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Than I installed both Ubuntu and Window Server 2003 on it and is running fine. <br />
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But for some reason, the screen is really small and unable to make it full screen display. Any clue?<br />
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Also, I am using virtualbox in hope to test applications. I have build a base template and I want to make copies of these OS so that I can test application and delete it afterward. How do I make copies of these virtualize OS within virtualbox?
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I install Virtualbox on my newly build Window 7 Pro laptop.

Than I installed both Ubuntu and Window Server 2003 on it and is running fine. 

But for some reason, the screen is really small and unable to make it full screen display. Any clue?

Also, I am using virtualbox in hope to test applications. I have build a base template and I want to make copies of these OS so that I can test application and delete it afterward. How do I make copies of these virtualize OS within virtualbox?

Sun Virtualbox Questions

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Apple Software

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Microsoft Virtual Server

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