WindowManager 7.0.5

If you're an efficiency freak, then it must be really annoying to constantly have to reposition your windows after each session after you meticulously optimized their size and placements. If only you could save each of their locations so you wouldn't have to do that each time, right? Not only that, what if you could save a couple of configurations so that you can easily change them depending on your situation? WindowManager is here to help you with that.

The installation sequence for WindowManager is straightforward and easy to manage. On bootup, you'll notice that the interface is incredibly simple and straightforward, making it easy to use. However, even though it looks like a simple program that doesn't take much computer knowledge, it isn't. While it certainly is easy to use, it isn't easy to learn how to use. 

In case you don't know how to operate this program, there's a help menu that goes through every feature of the program to help you get started. The program displays a list with all windows currently active or recently opened, and you can add new ones or shuffle them around should you please. You can also specify the window caption, class and program, and define the window action by making the program remember the last position and size. If you want, you can also input a new position and size if you know exactly where you want each program.

All in all, this program does exactly what it says it does and does it well. If you need something like this, then WindowManager is one of the better options out there.

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