Now that you have un-minimized the programs you want to see on screen at the same time, right-click on the system clock, and choose "Show windows stacked" in the context menu, and Windows 7 will stack horizontally these programs like this:.Now, restore the windows you want to show stacked on screen (Windows 7 will ignore all your minimized programs) - just click on their taskbar button to show them on screen.The same type of feature is also available when you prefer to have your program windows all showing as a stack on your screen (horizontally stacked, one on top of the other). Show windows stacked (horizontally aligned) To restore your windows to their original position, just right-click again on the system clock, and this time choose " Undo show side-by-side" from the context menu.So, if you work in Word 2007 and are doing some research in Internet Explorer, you can have these two side-by-side, vertically aligned on the screen, at the same time!.Right-click on the system clock, and choose " Show Windows Side-by-side" from the menu: Windows 7 will resize the programs you have open and not minimized, and align them vertically on screen like this:.Note that the side-by-side feature gives best results when you are working with two programs (in other words, after you minimized, if you have restored only two programs).Now, restore the windows you want to show side-by-side on screen (Windows 7 will ignore all your minimized programs) - just click on their taskbar button to show them on screen.
First, minimize all your open programs: click on the " Show Desktop" button next to the system clock (as shown on the screenshot), or hit the Windows logo+M keyboard shortcut.Show windows side-by-side (vertically aligned)įollow these steps to put vertical program windows next to one another on your screen:
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