亲爱的 @Paulus+Kieviet,这非常有帮助,我刚刚试了一下。
我之前没有提到,但我已经使用多个浮动窗口很长时间了:我有一些特殊的朋友,值得占据一整块屏幕的大小,比如圣经关键词、词汇表和逐词对照。因此,我将它们设为浮动,并在需要时通过 ALT+TAB 高效地调出它们。
但对我来说,你的想法是新的,也是朝着我的请求迈出的巨大一步:拥有一个第二个窗口,轻松地在第二块屏幕上最大化它(通过 Windows 向上抛出的功能),然后将更多资源拖入其中。我从未尝试过将多个资源放入其中一个浮动窗口。
我的新主窗口将像阿姆斯特丹的那些浮动船屋一样,它们从未真正去过任何地方。它们又大又舒适,甲板上放着花盆,码头上有一个固定的信箱。
在我认为的“主 PT 窗口”中,我有很多内容,可能大多数用户也是如此。正是这个主窗口我希望横跨两块物理屏幕。
有了你的输入,情况好多了,因为 Windows 可以非常轻松且正确地(并且不会隐藏任何内容在任务栏后面)管理一个应用程序运行的两个全高清窗口。
我已经进行了测试,包括关闭程序并重新启动它(模拟新的一天工作)。是的,我可以确认,每个“子主窗口”都会放置到其相应的屏幕上,就像前一个工作会话一样。并且内部资源无论如何都会正确排列,对此我毫无怀疑。
我还尝试将窗口拖到侧面,并重新应用我为测试创建的内置“布局”:
两个新的“伙伴主窗口”上的所有排列都如预期般正确重新应用。喜悦。唯一尚未涵盖的细节是每个窗口在屏幕上的位置。但由于我想要“全屏覆盖”,如果窗口位置错乱,总是很容易将任何窗口向上抛出并使其吸附到全屏。
感谢你花时间分享。我现在可以将我的问题标记为已解决。 但我变得“贪婪”,如果其他有经验的想要添加他们自己的建议或技巧,我会再等待一会儿。
Dear @Paulus+Kieviet this is muchly helpful, I have just tried it out.
I had not mentioned but I am working with several floating windows for a long time: I have some special friends that deserve the size of one entire screen like biblical key terms, wordlist and interlinearizer. So I have those as floating and I bring them up efficiently with ALT+TAB when needed.
But for me your idea is new and is a great step towards my request: Have a second window, maximise it easily (via Windows throw-upwards feature) on a second screen, and then drag more ressources into that one. I had never tried to plopp several ressources into one of those floating windows.
My new other-main-window will be like one of those floating house-boats in Amsterdam that never really go anywhere. They are big and cosy, and have flower pots on deck and a fixed mail box on the pier.
In what I consider my “main PT window” I have a lot of stuff like probably most users. And it is this main window that I want to span over both physical screens.
Now with your input things are much better, since Windows can very easily und properly (and without hiding anything behind the taskbar) manage two full-HD-windows running for one application.
I have already done the tests with closing the program and re-launching it (simulating a fresh work day). Yes, I can confirm, that each “sub-main-window” gets placed to its respective screen, like on the previous work-session. And the ressources inside get properly arranged anyway, had no doubts about that.
I also tried dragging a window to the side and re-applying the inbuilt “layout” that I made for my test:
All the arrangements over both new “partner-main-windows” get correctly re-applied as expected. Joy. The only detail that is not yet covered is the position-on-screen of each window. But since I want “full screen coverage” it is always easy to throw any widow upwards and have it snap to full screen, if it gets ever dislocated.
Thank you for having taken the time to share. I could mark my question as solved now. But I get “greedy” and will wait a little longer if other experienced users want to add their own advice or tricks.
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