Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing author to MacFixIt since the spring of 2008. One of his passions is troubleshooting Mac problems and making the best use of Macs ...

Hi.<BR><BR>I have been wondering about the possibility of *disabling* resize feature in a window. For example, when a window is in restore setting, the user can change the size of the window via ...

How to better resize windows on your Mac Here are three keyboard commands you can use while resizing windows. These commands give you more control over windows in OS X. To resize a window, put your ...

At times, it becomes difficult to move, resize, drag, and manage several separate open windows at the same time—or move parts of them off the screen. AltDrag attempts to resolve this issue. It is a ...

On Gnome (a linux desktop environment) I can move/resize a window (even if it's not active) by holding the meta/command key and using the left mouse button to move, or the middle mouse button to ...

The UneasySilence weblog details how to expand a Windows partition for an installation of Windows on Parallels. Parallels comes with an image tool that lets you easily resize your virtual hard disk, ...

The Windows 8 Start screen is designed to make it so that you can easily resize and move tiles as well as make new tile groups. This allows you to organize the interface in a way that works best for ...

When you resize a window in OS X, there's a nice little animation that shows the window expanding. If you don't like this animation (or it's just choppy and slow on your older Mac), OS X Daily shows ...

In this post, we will show you how to center a window in Windows 11 using Window Centering Helper. Windows Centering Helper is a simple and lightweight freeware that allows users to center all desktop ...

Windows comes with a built-in feature for managing multiple windows called Snap. Originally introduced in Windows 7 as Aero ...

Have you ever wanted to see what was under a window without minimizing it? That happens to me all the time -- what's in the Word document under my Excel document? What's the name of the file I dropped ...