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{{Application|image=WinSnapIcon.gif|caption=|name=WinSnap|author=Tony Houghton|os=|desc=WinSnap provides a feature seen in many X window managers. It makes the edges of the screen "sticky" so that when you move a window near them they tend to snap to it, making it easier to place them quickly. The top of the iconbar can also be made to behave as a screen edge.|translations=None|url=http://www.snowstone.org.uk/riscos/realh/#winsnap|alt=None}} |
{{Application|image=WinSnapIcon.gif|size=64|caption=|name=WinSnap|author=Tony Houghton|os=|desc=WinSnap provides a feature seen in many X window managers. It makes the edges of the screen "sticky" so that when you move a window near them they tend to snap to it, making it easier to place them quickly. The top of the iconbar can also be made to behave as a screen edge.|translations=None|url=http://www.snowstone.org.uk/riscos/realh/#winsnap|alt=None}} |
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Revision as of 17:17, 9 October 2007
| WinSnap | |
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| Maintained by: | {{{maintainer}}} |
| Description: | WinSnap provides a feature seen in many X window managers. It makes the edges of the screen "sticky" so that when you move a window near them they tend to snap to it, making it easier to place them quickly. The top of the iconbar can also be made to behave as a screen edge. |
| OS Restrictions: | |
| Languages: | {{{languages}}} |
| Alternatives: | None |
| Website: | http://www.snowstone.org.uk/riscos/realh/#winsnap |
