I did this on Snow Leopard, but I guess it should work on Leopard as well. Is there a way to configure the new windows 7 feature 'aero snap' Im used to 'Grid Move' which is great with a lot of possible configuration, and I would like to use aero snap the same way. However, all other applications behave as expected. But if you find the feature annoying, it's easy to disable. iTunes behaves strangely with these AppleScripts, and it doesn't seem to work on Java applications either (Eclipse, Cyberduck). The Aero Snap feature in Windows 7 and 8 is useful for viewing items side-by-side and full screen. This works fine for almost all of my applications. Command-Option-Up Arrow: maximize windowĪlso, don't forget to start Spark by clicking on Start Spark Daemon on the bottom of the program's window!.Command-Option-Down Arrow: minimize window.Command-Option-Right Arrow: set window to the right side of the screen.Command-Option-Left Arrow: set window to the left side of the screen.I personally used these shortcuts, but you may choose anything you want: Furthermore, Windows 11 lets you use Snap to split screen on dual monitors both with the mouse and the keyboard. Now you just have to click on File, choose the AppleScript you want to be executed, and choose the shortcut. The Snap feature can enhance your productivity on all modern versions of Windows. Click on the button on the upper left corner and choose AppleScript. get active windowtell application 'System Events' set frontApp to name of first application process whose frontmost is trueend tell- minimize windowtell application frontApp activate set miniaturized of window 1 to trueend tellNow install and open Spark to configure the global hotkeys to execute these AppleScripts.

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