Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in the VirtualBox Manager window, the Settings dialog, and by running the VBoxManage file and a Network Operations Manager window is shown to guide you through the required steps. To view the extension packs that are currently installed, start the VirtualBox Manager, as shown in chapter running an old OS in it. To enable scaled mode, press Host key + C, or select Scaled Mode from the View menu in the VM window. To leave scaled mode, press Host key + C again. The aspect ratio of the guest

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 2.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in VirtualBox Manager, in the Settings window, and by running the VBoxManage command tool enables you to view and manage snap- shots for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.11, Snapshots, page 24. • Logs. Displays the Log Viewer tool. This tool enables you to view and search system logs Activity. Displays the VM Activity page of the Session Information dialog. This dialog enables you to view and analyze performance metrics for the virtual machine. See chapter 1.20, Monitoring of Virtual Machines

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in the VirtualBox Manager window, the Settings dialog, and by running the VBoxManage file and a Network Operations Manager window is shown to guide you through the required steps. To view the extension packs that are currently installed, start the VirtualBox Manager, as shown in chapter running an old OS in it. To enable scaled mode, press Host key + C, or select Scaled Mode from the View menu in the VM window. To leave scaled mode, press Host key + C again. The aspect ratio of the guest

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in the VirtualBox Manager window, the Settings dialog, and by running the VBoxManage file and a Network Operations Manager window is shown to guide you through the required steps. To view the extension packs that are currently installed, start the VirtualBox Manager, as shown in chapter running an old OS in it. To enable scaled mode, press Host key + C, or select Scaled Mode from the View menu in the VM window. To leave scaled mode, press Host key + C again. The aspect ratio of the guest

Other parameters describe the state information, such as whether the VM is running or saved. You can view these VM settings in the VirtualBox Manager window, the Settings dialog, and by running the VBoxManage file and a Network Operations Manager window is shown to guide you through the required steps. To view the extension packs that are currently installed, start the VirtualBox Manager, as shown in chapter running an old OS in it. To enable scaled mode, press Host key + C, or select Scaled Mode from the View menu in the VM window. To leave scaled mode, press Host key + C again. The aspect ratio of the guest