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Windows 7 Moving Maximised Windows

  • A subtle improvement in Windows 7 is the ability to drag a maximised window. In previous versions of Windows if you had an application window maximised (such as a Microsoft Word window maximised) you would need to restore (or un-maximise) the window prior to attempting to drag the window to a different place on the screen. However, in Windows 7 you can click and drag on the title bar of a maximised window and it will automatically un-maximise the window when you start dragging. A small change, but something which could potentially make life easier for you.

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