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- Starting a Program From the Start Menu
- Opening a New Program Window
- Maximizing, Minimizing, Restoring, and Resizing a Window
- Using Aero Snap to Manage Windows
- Using Aero Peek to View the Desktop
- Using Alt-Tab to Cycle Through Programs
- Using Windows Flip (WIN-TAB) to Cycle Through Programs
- Using the Taskbar to View and Select Running Programs
- Closing a Program
- Using Desktop Gadgets
This chapter is from the book
Maximizing, Minimizing, Restoring, and Resizing a Window
Windows 7 provides a variety of ways to control the size and position of program windows. In this section, you learn how to use your mouse to adjust window size and position. You can also use Aero Snap (this chapter, p. 28) to adjust window position from the keyboard.
- Click the upper-left corner to display the menu (optional).
- Click either control to minimize the window to the taskbar.
- Click either control to maximize the window to full screen.
- Click and drag to resize the window.
Click and drag to move the window.
- Click the upper-left corner to display the menu (optional).
- Click either control to restore the program to its previous window size/position.