You can use Window Nudger to:
Move the currently selected window
by using a user defined key combination. The default is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+ LEFT / RIGHT / UP / DOWN to move left, right, up or down. You can specify the number
of units used to move the current window.
Modify the width and height of the
currently selected window by using a user defined key combination. The
default for modifying the width is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+A/D (A for decreasing the
width D is for increasing the width). The default for modifying the height is
CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+W/X (W for decreasing the height and X is for increasing the
height). You can specify the number of units used to modify the width and the
height.
Cascade and Tile horizontally or
vertically the currently opened windows using user defined key combinations.
The default for cascading is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+E. The default for using the 'Tile'
functionality is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+T (for horizontal tile) and CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+Y
(for verticall tile). You can specify the distance between cascaded and tiled
windows. You can also specify from which part of the screen the cascading should
start: N, N-W, W, S-W, S, S-E, E or N-E.
Move the currently selected window
temporarily to a user defined point on the screen and setting it to have a user
defined size. The default key combination for this is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+S.
Pressing this key combination again will make the window return to it's original
position and size.
Drag the currently selected window
anywhere on the screen by grabbing it with the mouse from anywhere inside
the window. The default key combination is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+Z. After pressing this
key combination (keeping the keys pressed) you can use the mouse to grab the
window and drag it.
Drag the currently selected window
by its top left corner by using a user defined key combination and the mouse.
The default key combination is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+1 and it should be used in
conjunction with moving the mouse which will cause the currently selected window
to follow the mouse.
Hide the currently selected window
or all opened windows. The default key combinations are CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+H
(for hiding the current window) and CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+L for hiding all opened
windows). Please not that Window Nudger will not be hidden since it contains all
hidden windows in the "Hidden Windows" tab. You can then activate (show again)
all or individual hidden windows.
Hide the currently selected window
by dragging it outside the screen boundaries. You can define the position on
the screen where the window will be hidden if it is dragged: N-W, S-W, S-E, N-E.
You can also specify the X and Y values for how much a window must be outside
the screen boundaries if it is going to be hidden.
Activate or deactivate any
functionality which responds to a key combination by using the associated
"Active" checkbox. You can also use the "Requires Activation" check box to
specify that the associated functionality will be called only if the Activation
key is ON. The default key combination for switching the Activation key to
ON/OFF is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+K. The default key combination for enabling/disabling
all functionalities in Window Nudger is CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+I. All these can be found
in the first tab.
Specify your own key combination
and save it for next time Window Nudger starts. You can do this for the
currently selected tab or for all tabs by pressing the 'Save' buttons to the
right. The 'Save' button is for saving the key combinations from the currently
opened tab. The 'Save All' button is for saving the key combinations from all
tabs.
Restore the default key
combinations of Window Nudger by pressing the buttons to the right. You can
restore default Window Nudger key combinations for the currently selected tab OR
for all tabs.
Restore the initial key
combinations of Window Nudger by pressing the buttons to the right. You can
restore the initial Window Nudger key combination for the currently selected tab
OR for all tabs. Initial means "from the last time the save button was pressed".