Which local stores your item(s) can be delivered to for collection Which local stores have your item(s) in stock for collection Our Availability Checker is a handy little tool for quickly finding out about stock availability & delivery information. Our Track It service also allows you to see where your order is at. Make sure to add your mobile number when you place your order, so we can text you with delivery updates. Deliveries take place 6 days a week from Monday to Saturday (excluding public holidays). These are delivered by our specialist delivery teams. Deliveries take place 5 days a week Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).ĭelivery charge: €6.99 Large items (large kitchen appliances, large screen TVs over 43”) Delivery usually takes no more than 5 - 7 days. These are delivered by our courier partners. (Also, I apologize for venting my frustration into my original message.Delivering your online order Small items (laptops, smart tech, small appliances and TVs under 43”) I realize internally it may be using one of them, but since I work on these hosted VM's all day I'm glad I didn't need to mess with a new interface. I was very happy to find Fusion 10 let me continue just like I was before (except for the distracting touch bar). Overall I guess I shouldn't complain too much since I'm not seeing some of these other issues people are reporting.īTW, I upgraded to Fusion 10 because we are upgraded our vCenter and I didn't like the idea of using a web browser to connect to it.
If it were possible to only show running vm's so you could switch between them (including ones from vCenter or ESXi), *that* would be useful. So much so that I'd rather turn it off than to see the somewhat useful buttons while VM's are running. Is there any hidden setting somewhere to configure this at all? Is it possible to turn off the touch bar support completely without affecting the touch bar support of other applications? After further reflection I guess my real issue is the list of VM's that are NOT running while viewing the VM Library (and when pressing the 3 horizontal line button while on a running VM). You did not answer my ultimate question, but you did explain how VMWare designed the support and this was very helpful.
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