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Managing Open Windows (of different programs) in Windows 7 using shortcuts

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Yes, we love shortcuts, so keep on posting about shortcuts every now and then. Today I am going to share some important key board shortcuts that are used to manage Open Windows i.e. open window of a program say for an example: open window of MS Word. So when you have a number of such open Windows on your screen, you need to manage them one or other way. Sometimes you need to move the window towards left or right. Sometimes you need to maximize or minimize it. So there are some functions you need to do while working with open windows. I am listing few shortcuts that will help you in this regard:

  • Windows Key+Up Arrow: Maximize window
  • Windows Key+Down Arrow: Restore Down/Minimize window
  • Windows Key+Left Arrow: Dock window to the left
  • Windows Key+Right Arrow: Dock window to the right
  • Windows Key+Shift+Up Arrow: Maximize Vertical Size
  • Window Key+Shift+Down Arrow: Restore Vertical Size
 For people running two monitors:
  • Windows Key+Shift+Left Arrow: Move window to the left monitor
  • Windows Key+Shift+Right Arrow: Move window to the right monitor

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