DanFraser
07-07-08, 04:19 PM
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DanFrasers' Game Mover
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Version 1.0
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System Requirements :
Microsoft Windows XP or Vista with .Net Framework 2.0 (comes with Vista by default)
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Installation Instructions :
Extract the GameMover1.0.exe file to a folder of your choice.
An installer will be developed for future releases
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Usage :
This application allows you to have a game or other application in full screen view but with easier Alt-tabbing to other windows. The game looks full screen, might as well be full screen, but it's not. You can now alt-tab from your game to another window as simply as two normal windows. Many games send your computer into a fit when you try to attempt this, some even crash! All that is required is that you can put the game in to a windowed mode at the screen resolution of your desktop. Once that is set, either run Game Mover or switch to it. You can add a program either by bringing up a list of currently running programs or go to the actual application itself. Once it is added, check the tickbox next to it and the program will do the work. You can even shift the 'fullscreen' window between monitors if you have a multi-monitor setup.
You can email me at danielfras@gmail.com with suggestions, bug reports etc.
Download here (http://files.filefront.com/GameMover10zip/;10965677;/fileinfo.html)
DanFrasers' Game Mover
---------------------------
Version 1.0
---------------------------
System Requirements :
Microsoft Windows XP or Vista with .Net Framework 2.0 (comes with Vista by default)
----
Installation Instructions :
Extract the GameMover1.0.exe file to a folder of your choice.
An installer will be developed for future releases
----
Usage :
This application allows you to have a game or other application in full screen view but with easier Alt-tabbing to other windows. The game looks full screen, might as well be full screen, but it's not. You can now alt-tab from your game to another window as simply as two normal windows. Many games send your computer into a fit when you try to attempt this, some even crash! All that is required is that you can put the game in to a windowed mode at the screen resolution of your desktop. Once that is set, either run Game Mover or switch to it. You can add a program either by bringing up a list of currently running programs or go to the actual application itself. Once it is added, check the tickbox next to it and the program will do the work. You can even shift the 'fullscreen' window between monitors if you have a multi-monitor setup.
You can email me at danielfras@gmail.com with suggestions, bug reports etc.
Download here (http://files.filefront.com/GameMover10zip/;10965677;/fileinfo.html)