SNAP FEATURE WINDOWS 7 HOW TO
SNAP FEATURE WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS 8.1
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There are three apps open on the screen which are the вЂњWeatherвЂќ, вЂњSkypeвЂќ and the вЂњFinanceвЂќ app. Most laptop computers will only allow you to open three apps altogether with the third one already lying on top of the other two which are already open on the screen as you can see on the screenshot below.

SNAP FEATURE WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS 8.1

For a Windows 8.1 computer to support snapping up to four apps on the screen, it should have at least 1366 x 768 screen resolution. You can also add more apps to the screen until you reach four apps open altogether but this all depends on the hardware that is installed on your machine. Once the second app is done initiating, you can start working on it separately from the first app that you opened earlier. After doing so, you will notice that the second app will open on the vacant screen beside the first app which you opened earlier.

To do this trick, simply access the Start Screen and click on the tile which represents the app that you want to open. Now, you will need to open the next modern-style app that you want to view using the snap feature. Once the app appears to take half of the screen, simply release it and you will see that it will open on the side of the screen where you dropped it as shown on the screenshot above. You can do it by pointing the mouse on the top portion of the screen, click and hold it then drag it to your desired location. To snap an app side by side each other, you first need to open one and have it snapped to the location where you want it to be. It allows you to open two or more apps side-by-side each other to help you get easy access to each one of them without switching between the apps or using the вЂњRecently used appsвЂќ bar which would take time. One of the most important functions of the вЂњSnapвЂќ feature is in modern-style apps.

SNAP FEATURE WINDOWS 7 HOW TO

Want to learn how to use this feature and learn even more about it? Simply read on towards the end of this tutorial.

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This feature has already existed even in Windows 7 and has been used by people who do a lot of tasks all at the same time but now that it found its way to Windows 8.1, it has received some improvements and you can already use it even with some modern style apps and the traditional desktop programs side-by-side. Now in the brand new Windows 8, working on two screens using the snap feature is a lot more comfortable and will surely boost your productivity many times over. The contents in each Window also adjust automatically to fit the screen size.

This was solved in Windows 7 by making two Windows fit the screen easily with a simple drag and drop action. Though you can adjust Window sizes and make them smaller so there would be two that can fit the screen, the process still took a serious amount of time and the result was more scrolling in each of the Window just to view the content which were hidden as an effect of making the Window size become smaller. However, back in the days of Windows XP and Vista, it wasnвЂ™t really possible to have two Windows side-by-side which is a more fitting definition of the word multitasking itself. For instance, you can have your favorite music playing while you are doing some school or work related tasks or even while you are doing your usual Internet routine perhaps checking on the latest updates available in all your social network accounts. Windows is designed to enable users to do multitasking.

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