Windows management - slide out window?


  1. Rafd
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    Windows management - slide out window?


    Hi all

    I'm new to Win10 and looking for a way to achieve this:

    Running a main app window maximized (visual studio in this case) then using a shortcut key to bring up my browser window snapped to the right side of the screen and re size my main window to accommodate this. Hitting the shortcut again will restore the original state.

    Can Windows do this or would I need a third party app?

    Cheers!
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  3. dalchina
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    Hi, my first thought would be Autohotkey.. it should be relatively simple to achieve what you want with that to construct a simple couple of scripts.
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