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Introduction

In this tutorial, we will explore how to effectively share your screen windows in Windows 10 using the built-in window snapping feature. This functionality is particularly useful for those who work with multiple applications simultaneously, allowing you to optimize your workspace even without multiple monitors.

Step 1: Sharing Your Screen in Two Equal Windows

1. Open Two Applications: Start by launching the two applications you want to share side by side.
2. Snap the First Window:
   • Click and hold the title bar of the first window.
   • Drag it to the left or right edge of your screen until you see an outline indicating where it will snap.
   • Release the mouse button to snap the window into place.
3. Snap the Second Window:
   • Windows will display thumbnails of the other open applications.
   • Click on the second application’s thumbnail to snap it into the opposite side.

Step 2: Sharing Your Screen in Four Equal Windows

1. Open Four Applications: Launch the four applications you wish to use.
2. Snap the First Two Windows:
   • Follow the same snapping procedure as in Step 1 for the first two applications.
3. Snap the Remaining Two Windows:
   • Drag the third application to one of the remaining corners of the screen.
   • Repeat this process for the fourth application to occupy the last corner.

Step 3: Sharing Your Screen in Two Different Sized Windows

1. Open Two Applications: Start by opening the applications you want to arrange.
2. Snap the First Window:
   • Snap the first application to one side as described previously.
3. Resize the Second Window:
   • Snap the second application to the opposite side.
   • Adjust the size of the second window by clicking and dragging the divider between the two windows to achieve your desired layout.

Step 4: Using Keyboard Shortcuts for Window Snapping

1. Enable Quick Snapping: You can use keyboard shortcuts for quicker access:
   • Press Windows + Left Arrow to snap the active window to the left.
   • Press Windows + Right Arrow to snap it to the right.
   • For a quarter screen, use Windows + Up Arrow or Windows + Down Arrow after snapping to the left or right.

Step 5: Adjusting Window Settings

1. Access Settings:
   • Open Windows Settings by pressing Windows + I.
   • Navigate to the System settings and select "Multitasking".
2. Customize Snap Options:
   • Enable options such as "When I snap a window, show what I can snap next to it" and "When I resize a snapped window, resize adjacent snapped windows".

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can efficiently manage your workspace in Windows 10, whether you're working on two, four, or custom-sized windows. Experiment with window snapping to find a layout that enhances your productivity. For further exploration, consider looking into multi-monitor setups if you require even more screen real estate.