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I am new to OS X. I wanted to put windows side my side without continuous dragging (which becomes tedious on a trackpad). I found SizeUp which does the trick.
The original keyboard shortcuts seem a little bit awkward.
Command+Option+Control+[direction] to use half a screen
Control+Option+Shift+[direction] to use a quarter screen.
So I changed them to the following:
Command+Option+[direction] for split screen (which allows you to change to split screen using either size of the keyboard as the Control button is not needed)
Quarter Top Left: Command+Option+;
Quarter Top Right: Command+Option+'
Quarter Bottom Left: Command+Option+.
Quarter Bottom Right: Command+Option+/
(Note that ; ' . and / is a fairly accurate representation of the four quadrants)
Full Screen: Command+Option+M
SnapBack Window to Previous Position: Command+Option+N.
I think this layout is easier as there is the Command+Option consistency and all of the main controls are concentrated in the bottom right hand corner which lets you change the window with one hand (Direction Keys, Command, Option, : ' , . / m n).
Is there an even easier layout of keys that I could implement for this program?
The original keyboard shortcuts seem a little bit awkward.
Command+Option+Control+[direction] to use half a screen
Control+Option+Shift+[direction] to use a quarter screen.
So I changed them to the following:
Command+Option+[direction] for split screen (which allows you to change to split screen using either size of the keyboard as the Control button is not needed)
Quarter Top Left: Command+Option+;
Quarter Top Right: Command+Option+'
Quarter Bottom Left: Command+Option+.
Quarter Bottom Right: Command+Option+/
(Note that ; ' . and / is a fairly accurate representation of the four quadrants)
Full Screen: Command+Option+M
SnapBack Window to Previous Position: Command+Option+N.
I think this layout is easier as there is the Command+Option consistency and all of the main controls are concentrated in the bottom right hand corner which lets you change the window with one hand (Direction Keys, Command, Option, : ' , . / m n).
Is there an even easier layout of keys that I could implement for this program?