Our original thoughts were to call this "Red Neck Dual Monitor" but we thought we might offend someone, but everyone pretty much knows that Jeff Foxworthy and the Blue Collar Comedy Tour = Red Neck.  What would a newsletter be if it wasn't interesting to read?

With Windows 7 making it's way into the main stream we thought we would give out some Windows 7 tips and tricks.  This month, we will show you how to get the equivalent of a dual monitor even though you have one monitor. (This is where we came up with the cheap = red neck)

Otherwise known as "Snap", you can arrange widows side by side which can be especially helpful when comparing two documents or when moving files from one place to another.  (Snap might not work on programs that have custom window behaviors)

OR

For those that like keyboard shortcuts, Click on the Title bar of App #1, then use one of the keyboard combos below.
	+		Moves the App to the right side of the screen
	+		Moves the App to the Left side of the screen

Granted the screen size isn't any bigger, but you can now see two applications, side by side just like if you had two monitors.  Might come in handy if your used to dual monitors in the office and work a little at home on a laptop, even though it's just not quite the same it could be useful!