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Originally Posted by shalym
Why would you think that it's difficult to have several windows across multiple monitors? I do that all the time. I also have multiple programs going at the same time with no problem. Maybe you're thinking of Windows RT with these limitations? (I don't have a WinRT machine here, I've only played with one briefly in a store)
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Because of videos like this one:
I see a 'snap' like behavior, where it takes up a column of space and he can only determine one dimension. I'd prefer to put a window in this quadrant, another over there in that quadrant, etc.
Maybe I want two windows from the same program, like Excel sheets, but across multiple monitors. I've not tried these things, but the design philosophy seems to be to keep everything quarantined in their own program, with limits on how they display on screen.