#DEATHSPANK SPLIT SCREEN WINDOWS#
Fusion between two windows (splits two program vertically and allows you to use a middle bar to adjust the size).Drag and drop windows into different sections.Quick access via global hotkeys and virtual numpad.Automatically handles window resizing, moving, closing, etc.The program is nicely implemented and has a good number of useful features: Then using either a virtual number pad or predefined hotkeys, you can quickly bring up a window to fullscreen or switch to another window. You can resize any window and move it to the left half of the screen, the top, the bottom, a corner, etc.
Using WinSplit Revolution, you can quickly split your screen into two halves, thirds, fourths, etc.
WinSplit Revolution is a very small utility that helps to organize all your open windows by tilting, resizing and positioning them so that they efficiently use all the space on your desktop. There are also two freeware apps you can use to divide or split your screen into multiple parts and therefore work more efficiently. Earlier I had written about a program called SplitView, which lets you split your screen, but it costs $39! Why pay when you can get something better for free? With Windows 10’s new snap options and virtual desktop manager, most people won’t ever need to bother downloading a third-party app to manage their windows.
#DEATHSPANK SPLIT SCREEN WINDOWS 10#
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