This article, we might as well clarify it immediately, describes something quite useful for those who work on the computer with many windows open and need to keep multiple programs open side by side or more browser tabs.
We are talking about tiling windows on Windows (XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10) using the Aero Snap function, included in Windows 7 and later versions, but which can be improved both in the options and in the mode.
Tiling windows is an operation that can be done automatically using the mouse, moving one window to the right and the other to the left.
With the AquaSnap program you can also combine 4 windows together and have many additional options.
You can therefore speed up your browsing by using internet windows side by side to read two web pages <simultaneously on the same screen side by side, or, read two documents to see the differences or copy a document on the Word sheet.
Once installed and launched there is nothing to configure, only an icon appears in the taskbar at the bottom right next to the clock to indicate that Aquasnap is active.
Alternatively, we report the solution of dividing the monitor screen into several independent sections.
We are talking about tiling windows on Windows (XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10) using the Aero Snap function, included in Windows 7 and later versions, but which can be improved both in the options and in the mode.
Tiling windows is an operation that can be done automatically using the mouse, moving one window to the right and the other to the left.
With the AquaSnap program you can also combine 4 windows together and have many additional options.
You can therefore speed up your browsing by using internet windows side by side to read two web pages <simultaneously on the same screen side by side, or, read two documents to see the differences or copy a document on the Word sheet.
Once installed and launched there is nothing to configure, only an icon appears in the taskbar at the bottom right next to the clock to indicate that Aquasnap is active.
Alternatively, we report the solution of dividing the monitor screen into several independent sections.
