

#SPLIT SCREEN MONITOR WINDOWS#
And second, selecting the Enable Desktop Divider command in the Windows Desktop's context menu. First, with the Enable Desktop Divider check box in configuration window of the software. You can activate or deactivate Desktop Divider as soon as you wish in one of two ways. You can use hotkeys to move the window between tiles in the desired direction. Also, you can select several adjacent tiles to stretch the window up to their combined area: click the left mouse button on the top-left tile of the supposed combined area and drag the mouse to the bottom-right tile holding the left mouse button pressed, then release the mouse button. Right-click this button to invoke the special Tile Selector window where you immediately select a tile to put the window into. Left-click this button to put the window into the nearest tile (next click will move the window to next tile). Maximize to Desktop Divider's tile via click on the standard Maximize button To use it, enable the Maximize to Desktop Divider's tile item in the Actions panel of the Mouse page. Window will maximize to the tile, which contains the mouse pointer. Just drag the window to any boundary of the tile. There are several ways of maximizing a window onto a tile:Īero Snap feature. Each tile behaves like a small desktop within its own borders: if you maximize a window within the boundaries of the tile, window will span the tile's area.Īs soon as you begin to drag a window, you will see the grid showing the tiles. That's why Actual Tools offers new decision for this problem for the users of Actual Multiple Monitors and Actual Window Manager – the new feature called Desktop Divider.ĭesktop Divider allows splitting the desktop area into any number of adjacent non-intersecting zones – tiles. However, to achieve such window allocation without overlapping, you will have to waste the most expensive thing in a work – the time. It allows working with several windows at the same time, and they will not overlap each other. Therefore, desktop workspace has been increased too (especially when using multiple monitors).

Average size and video resolution of computer displays have been strongly increased in recent years.
