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Friday, April 19, 2019

In Windows, If you want to put a windows on a side, what key command will move it for you?

In Windows, If you want to put a windows on a side, what key command will move it for you?

  • Windows-Directional arrow
  • Ctrl-Shift-Directional arrow
  • Alt-Shift-Directional arrow
  • Ctrl-Windows-Directional arrow 
In Windows, If you want to put a windows on a side, what key command will move it for you?

EXPLANATION

Windows 7

This feature is built in, and it's called Aero Snap. You can use the following keyboard shortcuts to get the behavior you want:

  • Win + moves the current window to the left half of the screen.
  • Win + moves the current window to the right half of the screen.
  • Win + maximes the current window.

Windows XP and Vista

GridMove allows you to setup regions to snap windows to via a shortcut key. I mapped Win + 1 to move a window to the left half of the screen and Win + 2 to use the right half.
AeroSnap makes Windows 7's native keyboard shortcuts available in Windows Vista and Windows XP.

Mac OS X

Cinch, SizeUp (both unlimited free trials) and TwoUp (discontinued – available here) from Irradiated Software all accomplish this task perfectly. SizeUp adds some extra features, including multiple monitor support.

 


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