Keren Electronic: dock one application into a small strip

This function allows you to dock one application into a small strip on

the left- or right-hand side of the screen, while continuing to work in another

program in the main area of the display.

There are plenty of potential uses for

this system. You might, for example,

want to keep a Twitter feed live in

the narrow panel while browsing the

web in the larger part of the screen.

Strangely, you can use this system to

combine Modern UI and desktop apps,

and while the difference in looks can be

jarring, there’s no doubt it has its uses. cara menghilangkan jerawat dengan sayuran

Because you can still use the Alt-Tab system to switch between programs,

snap multi-tasking arguably adds a whole new dimension to working with

multiple applications. But it does have its limitations. The tab sizes are limited,

for example, so you can’t have two programs taking up equal screens space,

nor can you multi-task three or more applications in this way. And if you are

working with a finger on a touchscreen device you can’t pre-select which two

programs you want to be using - you need to have one open, then gently slide

the next one open. The second application is simply the next one in the queue

of opened software, and if it isn’t what you were after you need to slide the

next one in, then the next one, till you get the program you wanted. Things

are easier if you use a mouse (see the box below).

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