Large, high-resolution monitors are now common and it makes sense to make
good use of all that space.
When applications are launched they have a tendency to display in full-screen
mode. This can not only lead to a large amount of wasted screen space, and can
also mean that other windows and programs are hidden.
Using a free program called Sizer, though, it is possible to precisely
control the size and position of any window on the PCís screen. This means that
programs can be intelligently arranged to avoid unnecessary overlapping and to
make the most of the available desktop area.
The program can also be very handy when designing websites as it is easy to
check how pages will look when viewed at different resolutions.
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