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WinExplorer is a utility that shows all system's windows in hierarchical display. For every window in the hierarchy, you can view its properties, like handle, class name, caption, size, position and more. You can also modify some properties, like Caption and Visible/Enabled. This utility is released as freeware with full source code. You can freely use, distribute, and modify the source code of this utility without restrictions. However, if you release to the public a modified version of...

Moving and resizing a window, with two mouse buttons. 🎦 Check out the YOTUBE channel about this: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVkS_eTsfH-sEFw55o5UkRK7uMNIyICXb 🏅Every Windows user should have this tool. Install it and check all the cool features in action. ✅Moving a window in a straight line. ✅Going to the beginning and end of a page by turning the wheel. ✅Minimizing and maximizing windows with the wheel. ✅Quick copying and pasting. ✅Erasing all text on a...

This program makes window manipulation (moving/resizing) under MS-Windows, *much* easier. You can now move and resize by alt-dragging on any point of the window with the left and right mouse button respectively, as it's done on most X11 window managers.

Script set up macros which you can map to Flicks in the Windows control panel. You can then use the flicks to trigger context sensitive based actions such as snapping, back/forward, minimize, maximize, and flip3d, etc. You will require Auto-Hotkey to make this work: http://www.autohotkey.com/

You have to work on Windows XP and you miss Windows Snap, your Windows 7 favorite keyboard shortcut Win + Arrow Keys? SuperResizedMe is there for you! Have a look at the wiki for more information.

Windows enhancement. Intelligent resize windows via keyboard. New ways to organize windows on your desktop (in addition to cascade, tile horizontally/vertically). No GUI, accessed through press-hold-release mechanism (something like ALT+TAB)

A window batch file progam used by helpdesks to configure a limited-user computer running win XP. Basically, the admin won't enter a password and the client won't have to logging again. So no waste of time, just configuration.