You could create a batch file like this:
vmrun start "C:\VM\VM1.vmx"
vmrun start "C:\VM\VM21.vmx"
This would open both VMs in the same GUI - at least that is the way it works on my Windows 7 host with Workstation 9.
You could create a batch file like this:
vmrun start "C:\VM\VM1.vmx"
vmrun start "C:\VM\VM21.vmx"
This would open both VMs in the same GUI - at least that is the way it works on my Windows 7 host with Workstation 9.