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The discussion revolves around issues with window snapping in Windows 8.1, as the original poster notices that it no longer functions as it did in Windows 7. A third user explains that desktop snapping works similarly to Windows 7, especially when using Classic Shell, but was unaware of snapping features in the Metro interface. Overall, users are sharing experiences and solutions related to window management features in Windows 8.1.
The discussion revolves around issues with window snapping in Windows 8.1, as the original poster notices that it no longer functions as it did in Windows 7. A third user explains that desktop snapping works similarly to Windows 7, especially when using Classic Shell, but was unaware of snapping features in the Metro interface. Overall, users are sharing experiences and solutions related to window management features in Windows 8.1.
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TutevoTech
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Not to sure if this is what your after, but I hope the YouTube video is of some help.
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Hi
If you are working on the desktop, Snap works just like it did in Windows 7.
Actually this was my favorite feature added in Windows 7, I use it all the time.
I'm using Classic Shell with Windows 8.
But I have to admit that I didn't know that you could do it in the Metro screen.
Mike
If you are working on the desktop, Snap works just like it did in Windows 7.
Actually this was my favorite feature added in Windows 7, I use it all the time.
I'm using Classic Shell with Windows 8.
But I have to admit that I didn't know that you could do it in the Metro screen.
Mike
