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you can use win+shift+left or win+shift+right so move windows across monitors. it also works with win+left/right to move things to the left/right of one monito
by kooshball 15y ago
you can use win+shift+left or win+shift+right so move windows across monitors.
it also works with win+left/right to move things to the left/right of one monitor and then again to jump across to another.
- samstave 15y agoPerfect - Thanks! Ill try that.
- lifeformed 15y agoIf you're not in Windows 7, you can also do this: Select the window with Alt-tab, press alt, up, left, M (not at the same time). Then use the arrow keys to move the window around as you choose. It doesn't work with a Chrome window though, since it seems to override those options.
- tonyarkles 15y agoI think Alt-Space will open the "icon menu" on your current display and let you select "Move" with the mouse.
- Dexec 15y agoThis is a great solution, thanks! I have one app that always ends up off screen when I disconnect my external monitor and I could never find a definite way to get it back.