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If I happen to get this to happen, I *will* post the screen shot. If I were to think of how to test this or see it, I would say log when you get geometry notifications from the OS, and see if you get multiple of them when coming back from a suspended screen, on a laptop, with the laptop lid closed, where the external display you are connected to is larger than the native display of the laptop. After less than a second, the entire window will be displayed. So, for example, I will see Safari come up, but let's say it is loaded on this page - only the upper left portion will be visible, and the rest will just be a grey box. I will see the Mac windows positioned in the right place, with the correct WxH, but the content in side that window is not correct - it is scrunched into the upper left corner of that particular window. What I see sometimes on my native Mac windows is this: I will see the screen turn on, and come out of the screen saver. What I can say is I've been paying a lot more attention, and I really do think it is related to the way the Mac laptop returns from screen-off, so maybe you can pass this onto the team.

I like using Fullscreen mode in its own space, because it just allows all the 'features' of Windows that I'm used to to be there. This does not happen in coherence mode, and as far as I know, it doesn't happen if I just leave parallels running in a Mac window (i.e. I then have to go and move all those windows in Windows (ha) back and resize them.

Parallels will load up in its own space in full screen, but all the individual windows that were open are now scrunched up into the upper left corner of the full screen window, and it almost looks like it thought it was running in 800圆00 mode or maybe 1024x768 or something. However, when I come back, it's as if the monitor has trouble recognizing its mode or something. When I'm idle and away from the machine, the screen saver turns on after a while (naturally), and then the monitor turns off after a while (naturally). I run Parallels in full screen mode, in its own space. I use Parallels with an external monitor on my MBP.

Parallels full screen mode