When conducting business, it's often helpful to display multiple programs simultaneously. As an example, you might be working on a word-processing document on the right side of the screen, but need ...

You can move, resize and overlap windows on screen. Following are the basic movements. If you are not familiar with dragging and dropping, see Win Drag and drop. This is called "minimizing" and ...

Those of you who use the Windows Terminal know how important and, oftentimes, how frequent its use can be. You may find yourself arranging the size of the default Windows Terminal window every time ...

The lock screen appears first as you turn on or wake up a Windows 8 computer, so you want it to make a pleasant impression. By default, Windows displays only images that best fit your screen ...

Change the Size of Apps and Text Below the Make everything bigger section, click the link for Change the size of apps and text on other displays. This takes you to the Display settings screen. Scroll ...

I'm no spring chicken. Nor am I at Death's door ready to deliver the Grim Reaper, my soul, on a pineapple pizza. Even still, my eyes aren't quite what they used to be, and without my glasses, well, ...

After clicking on the “Start” button in Windows 11, you get to the Start window, which is divided into two areas: “Attached” and “Recommended.” By default, both are about the same size. Since Windows ...

Windows 11/10 ruled out many color-based customizations earlier available. Those settings are still available but require some changes in the registry. Well, Classic Color Panel can do that for you.