Могу ли я изменить поведение / размеры окна дока WIN-KEY (вверх / вниз / влево / вправо) по умолчанию?

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kingdango

В Windows 7 я могу удерживать клавишу WINDOWS и нажимать клавиши со стрелками (влево, вправо, вверх, вниз), и текущее активное окно будет пристыковано к левой половине экрана, правой половине экрана, развернуто и восстановлено (соответственно).

Можно ли добавить дополнительное поведение (например, левые две трети, правые третьи и т. Д.)? Или, возможно, можно изменить ширину этих мест, чтобы я мог установить «левую половину» на самом деле около 33% экрана?

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Посмотрите ответы здесь: http://superuser.com/questions/83470/in-windows-7-is-there-a-way-to-snap-a-window-to-a-quarter-of- заместитель экрана вместо ravanbak 11 лет назад 1

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Dude named Ben
  1. First disable the built in windows shortcuts.
  2. Install AutoHotKey and go nuts. It should be able to do all that you are asking and much much more.

EDIT: Take a look at link below which is an AutoHotKey script which replicates the Windows 7 actions. You can modify it to your own tastes.

www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/51720-windows-7-like-window-positioning-for-xp-and-vista/

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imtheman

The only way that I know of is with DisplayFusion. It allows you to create hotkeys and titlebar buttons for just about anything. It's a great free window manager. I use it on all of my computers.

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Luiz Angelo

I don't think you can change the default configuration.

But you can try WindowPadX.

http://hoppfrosch.github.io/WindowPadX/files/WindowPadX-ahk.html

The default config uses the Windows Keys + Numkeys to move the windows. Just a little reminder: the default config uses the numpad 0 as a modifier - without the use of the Windows Key. So, if you try to type "01", it will interfere with your current screen.

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Codism

I wrote some AutoHotKey scripts, and one of them is to move windows by keyboard. You can check them out at rwintools.

If you don't want all the other tools in my collection, you can just get the script for moving windows (move-window.ahk) and its dependency (common.ahi).

The following are keyboard hot keys to move the current active window:

  • Win+Arrow: move the current window, using all the visible windows as "stop sign"

  • Win+Ctrl+Arrow: dock

  • Win+Shift+Arrow: move the left-upper corner of the current window, using all the visible windows as "stop sign"

  • Win+Alt+Arrow: move the right-bottom corner of the current window, using all the visible windows as "stop sign"

  • Win+Home: move the current window to the left-upper corner of the primary display.

You need to disable the built-in hot keys.

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