In Windows 7 are a lot of options, older features (with a new interface) and new features. One of the features which can be quite usefull is the AeroSnap function. With this function it is possible to put two Windows at the same time on one screen.

The fun part (and usefull of course) is the fact that a windows quick and with quite simple key combinations can be put at the desired place.

Select the windows you want to move and use one of the following key combinations: 

• Windowskey - Arrow left : Put the window on a half screen at the left.
• Windowskey - Arrow right: Put the window on a half screen at the right.
• Windowskey - Arrow up: Maximize the window on the full screen.

In the screenshot above two windows of the internet explorer are used. Of course it is possible to use various combinations of applications (an excel and a word document next to each other for example).

Finally a last remark to the AeroSnap function. The AeroSnap function works only on separate windows, it is not possible to put (for example) two tabs of the internet explorer next to each other. When you want to achieve this you have to start to separate sessions of the internet explorer and go to the desired webpage.