You can also use the Configuration Editor to set other parameters for your virtual machine.
Check this box to change hot-key combinations from CTL-ALT-key to CTL-ALT-SHIFT-key. This is useful if you want to prevent certain key combinations (for instance, CTL-ALT-DEL) from being intercepted by VMware instead of being sent to the guest OS.
Check this box if you want to run the virtual machine automatically rather than having to click Power On.
Check this box if you want the virtual machine to switch immediately to full screen mode when it is powered on.
If a path name is present, VMware stores all redo logs in that directory.
VMware always logs important events in a log file, so that if the program crashes, or other critical event occurs, some information is available to help VMware technical support understand the problem, find workarounds, and fix it in a later product release. Log files are normally written to the directory that contains the virtual machine configuration file.
In many cases, however, the logged information is not sufficient. An error message may ask you to run with the logging level set to debug and try to repeat the problem. This enables additional logging that can make it easier, or possible, to fix the problem.
Enabling debugging information makes the log file grow faster, and also turns on a large number of internal consistency checks that can slow down execution. For this reason, unless you are trying to reproduce a problem, it is best to run with the level set to normal.