It might even be a good idea to sit down and draw out the grids you want before you read any farther. You can have simple, non-overlapping, grids or complex setups with several different ways to split your screen. The first and most important thing to decide is how you want to divide your monitor. We can't actually make a grid file until the end of section 3 because first we have to plan. (Making this tutorial is my donation).Ī) What is a "Grid"? A Grid is an area that your window will be resized to.įor now just follow along. Note: If you appreciate this then send Donation Credits (if you are so inclined) to jgpaiva or to this site's general account. Parts 1-5 in beta now Feedback is welcome. If you have any feedback, would like better explanations, or spot an error, please let me know that too. (If you really, really, Really, want credit let me know ) Much of what I've learned was from looking at other Grid files - If I stole an idea from you - Thanks!
#Windows grid on screen software
I'm also still learning the software just like you may be. This is not all complete & parts are preliminary - (but I think it's a useful start) If all you want is a simple Grid then you might only even need parts 1-3. I know this looks like a lot of information but most of it is examples and if you follow along, taking it step by step, it's quite easy. I'm going to start this fairly simply with only a single monitor setup but the real power comes in with larger screens and multiple monitors.Ħ) Using Multiple Monitors: (I'm still planning)ħ) Additional Notes: (I'm still planning)
Tip: You can find GridMove Grid files can be posted here: (Link) (you can even share yours) The problem with GridMove is that, while it's very powerful when properly set up, it's not easy for everyone to get the most out of it (Unless there is an already perfect grid for them or) they create their own grid for their specific setup. I made this because I Really appreciate this program and want others to love it as much as I do.
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