Tiling Window Manager Help

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What is Tiling Window Manager？

Here is the features:
  • Batch start many files and tile windows.
  • Edit the batch tasks. 
  • Tile windows vertically.
  • Tile windows horizontally.
  • Show an about dialog.

Install

It is a portable executable file. Download and extract the zip file to any folder.

Run

  1. There are two files in the folder.
  2. Double click the executable file Tiling Window Manager - Press WIN+Q to start.exe
  3. It will stay in the system tray.
  4. Press WIN+Q combination keys to start the menu of Tiling Window Manager.
  5. You can edit the batch tasks by clicking the Manage Shortcuts item. It will open the Shortcuts folder. Move some files into the batch task folder. And rename the batch task folder as any text.

    I create a batch task folder. The folder name is Robot Project. Then place two shortcut files index.html and index.js into it.
  6. OKay, Now I have a batch task. Press WIN+Q combination keys again. The batch task will show in the  menu of Tiling Window Manager.
  7. Click the Robot Project item to start it. It will hide all window. Then open and tile files index.html and index.js.

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