Title bar too sensitive?

Vinson

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A window is maximized. When I click and hold the title bar and drag it a bit, the window resizes to a smaller window.

What Win7 feature is this?

Initially I had trouble with this. I know I wasn't double-clicking on the title bar for it to be resizing, but it was.

Interestingly, on Win7 Ult RC at home, I never noticed this happening, only on Win7 Ent at work.
 

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That is Aero Snap. Can be disabled. I love it, but it can be touchy.
 
Why are you dragging maximized windows around?
 

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I'm starting to like it. I can see how its useful. No more double-clicks to resize a window. Plus, you can drag it back to the top and it will maximize. As mentioned, it is a bit touchy though. I accidentally dragged it to the top and it maximizes, but in my mind I didn't want it to maximize.

Users in a corp environment may need a class for these "features". Otherwise, their going to think, like I did initially, what the hell is it doing or what the hell's going on. And then support will get inundated with calls.
 

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Aero Snap may very well be my favorite feature of 7. It is certainly frequently used - the side by side snap.
 
Aero Snap may very well be my favorite feature of 7. It is certainly frequently used - the side by side snap.
I agree, been using that snap snap side to side and sure is easier than resizing by edge grabbing. put a email window beside a web page and I can get some copy paste action going, sweet.
 

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And, you don't have to be a redneck to use it. It just helps.

I am going out to the porch and get a beer from the fridge. brb.
 
Can these Guys join you ?
 

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