Windows Resizing tool

[ha14]

I was wondering if there is a windows resizing tool that remembers preferences and with one click launches the set of the application in their predefined space to start working without the hassle to reajust windows again.

I read about Divvy here but it seems do not propose that function yet.
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[gpetrant]

http://www.actualtools.com/

[cranioscopical]

And free, there is WiLMA from a chap who has more monitors than I've had hot dinners 

[ha14]

Thanks for your ideas

[Ath]

Looked at both tools mentioned (so far), but haven't found how they would launch windows, specified in their sets, if not opened/running yet.

[AndyM]

I don't use WinWarden, so I may be quite mistaken (and too lazy to look it up).

But if it works the way I think, then any window you wished would have it's preferences remembered.

As far as launching them in sets, there are many ways to do that.

If you want a certain window displayed one way in one set and another way in another set, you'll have to get clever if you take this approach.

[Perry Mowbray]

I was wondering if there is a windows resizing tool that remembers preferences and with one click launches the set of the application in their predefined space to start working without the hassle to reajust windows again.

-ha14 (February 12, 2011, 05:08 AM)

This is what I designed AMPL to do: FARR Plugin: AMPL [updated to version 0.6.2]

I have not worked on it for some time as there was not a lot of interest shown in it, but I use it every day... though it is still pretty rough around the edges

[J-Mac]

Try WinSize2. Works for me on Windows 7.

Jim