Virtual Screen Splitter

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Virtual Screen Splitter (VSP)
Mostly we perform several tasks on our systems and each task may require separate windows for execution on desktop. A lot of time is consumed switching and resizing windows and face a lot of problem to view all windows at a time.

VSP will allow main screen to be split into two or more sections. It will be helpful for the active program’s window to be resized properly to one part of the screen. Using this utility, User will be able to do a split system desktop into two or more areas so that active application would not cover up “Full” physical screen when maximized. This way user can visualize parallel windows in defined area that user has a separate monitor for working (virtually) also called “multi-monitor features of Windows”.
I want to developed this project in windows form C# or WPF any one help about this.

Posted 23-Dec-14 9:38am

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Updated 23-Dec-14 10:50am

Tomas Takac

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Tomas Takac 23-Dec-14 16:51pm

Great. What have you tried? Where are you stuck?

George Jonsson 23-Dec-14 19:59pm

Just get started. You seem to have a good requirement specification.

Philippe Mori 23-Dec-14 22:27pm

I would think that doing that would require some low-level C/C++ code.

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