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(PeteCresswell)
I've got an app that puts up several windows that I want
sort-of-tiled, but it's very tedious doing it via Drag-Drop and
it's windows do not support "System Menu"... i.e. hitting Alt +
Space does not do anything.
Seems like it might be possible to write a little utility that,
once it has a handle to a window, allows the user to
size/position said window via keyboard's arrow keys.
Or might this be something already built into Windows (like maybe
Accessibility keyboard shortcuts...) and I'm just too clueless to
know about it? I looked at
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583, but nothing jumped out at
me.
If not already built in to Windows, does anybody know of such a
utility?
sort-of-tiled, but it's very tedious doing it via Drag-Drop and
it's windows do not support "System Menu"... i.e. hitting Alt +
Space does not do anything.
Seems like it might be possible to write a little utility that,
once it has a handle to a window, allows the user to
size/position said window via keyboard's arrow keys.
Or might this be something already built into Windows (like maybe
Accessibility keyboard shortcuts...) and I'm just too clueless to
know about it? I looked at
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583, but nothing jumped out at
me.
If not already built in to Windows, does anybody know of such a
utility?