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- Adding and Using an Additional Display
- Personalizing Your Desktop Background
- Selecting a Standard Window Color
- Creating a Customized Window Color
- Selecting a Screen Saver
- Saving a Desktop Theme
- Snapping Apps
- Managing Devices and Printers from the Windows Desktop
- Changing Default Settings for Media and Devices
This chapter is from the book
Snapping Apps
If you have a widescreen display that runs at 1366×768 or higher resolution, you can use a new Windows 8 feature called Snapping Apps. Snapping Apps lets you view two Windows 8 apps or one Windows 8 app and the Windows classic desktop at the same time. Here’s how it works.

Open a Windows 8 app from the Start screen.
Click the top edge of the program display.
Drag the program display to the left or right edge of the screen.
Release the mouse. The program snaps to the left or right edge of the screen.
Hover the mouse over the lower-left corner of the screen.
Click Start.
Open an app or the Desktop from the Start screen.
Drag the Windows 8 program to the other edge of the screen.
Release the mouse. The program snaps to the other edge of the screen.
To switch a program to full-screen view, drag the border of one program toward the program you want to hide.
