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Originally Posted by Guruboy

Wait, really? Like, you can use Windows 7 to set ctl+shift+z to resize to 1280x800 and place in the center of the screen, that kind of thing? And you can have windows snap to the sides and to each other within 10, 20, etc pixels? I've never heard of that feature being built into Windows 7. I'll be annoyed if I've been missing it this entire time.
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Nothing that advanced...
Windows + ↑ (Up Arrow) â€" Maximize window
Windows + ← (Left Arrow) â€" Snap window to left side covering half of desktop space. Continue pressing the keyboard shortcut will rotate the window between snap to left, snap to right and restore to normal position.
Windows + → (Right Arrow) â€" Snap window to right side covering half of desktop space. Continue pressing the keyboard shortcut will rotate the window between snap to left, snap to right and restore to normal position.
Windows + ↓ (Down Arrow) â€" Minimize the window. Restore to normal size and position if the window is currently maximized.
Windows + Home â€" Clear all but the active window.
Windows + Space â€" All windows become transparent so you can see through to the desktop.
Windows + Shift + ← (Left Arrow) â€" Move the active window to the adjacent monitor on the left for dual or multiple monitors setup.
Windows + Shift + → (Right Arrow) â€" Move the active window to the adjacent monitor on the right for dual or multiple monitors setup.
Windows + M â€" Minimize all windows.
Windows + + (Add) â€" Zoom in.
Windows + D â€" Show desktop and restore desktop (minimize or restore all windows).
Windows + â€" (Minus or Dash) â€" Zoom out
Windows + X â€" Run Windows Mobility Center.