Unity view is supported in several Windows operating systems, and enables you to use many Mac functions with your guest applications.
Unity view is fully supported in virtual machines running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10. Unity view is experimentally supported in virtual machines running Windows Server 2003 (32-bit and 64-bit), 2008, and 2012.
You can use the 
+ C, + X, and + V Mac keyboard shortcuts to copy, cut, and paste text between your Mac applications and virtual machine applications displayed in Unity view. You can also use the Mission Control feature with virtual machine applications in Unity view, and you can use + Tab to switch between applications.
You can keep your virtual machine applications in the dock after you power off your virtual machine and quit Fusion. To use a virtual machine application, click the application in the dock to launch Fusion and open the application. You can also set virtual machine applications to open when you start up your Mac and log in.
You can access, in Unity view, all your available virtual machine applications by using the always-on Applications menu. See Using the Fusion Applications Menu.
