How to create a custom grid for your display on Windows 10

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Windows 10 lets you snap app windows to either side of your screen. This feature works regardless if you have an average sized screen, or if you have an ultra wide screen. The only problem is that, regardless of the screen size, it can only be split into two columns by default. If you want to create a custom grid for your display that you can then snap windows to, you need to use a free app called WindowGrid. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/create-custom-grid-for-your-display-windows-10/



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