Better multi-monitor support with Windows 8

While Metro apps look beautiful and work well with tablets, their purpose seems to diminish while using office 2010 professional plus product key desktop mode like a traditional PC. Fortunately, you can have a blend of both Metro and the standard desktop UI by multitasking with Metro applications.

While using the desktop interface, you are able to hover your mouse over the top left to activate the recently used apps list. Right clicking on one of them provides you with the option to close or snap this program to the left or right. This allows you to provide a Metro app along the side of the screen for persistent notifications and interaction. For instance, you can have the weather app take a seat on the side while trying to see how the elements changes.

One of the most subtle features that Windows 8 Consumer Preview introduced is better multi-monitor support. This is great for the ability user who uses several monitor for his or her workflow. Each monitor will feature a taskbar, something that was suspiciously missing from Windows 7. This will make monitoring where your program windows are much easier. Each monitor's resolution, orientation, and personalization could be change independently of 1 another.

Windows 8 Consumer Preview has shown us just how polished windows 8 professional is becoming. The final product is just weeks away from shipping and Microsoft has shown a lot of thought and most importantly, the number of risks its prepared to decide to try capture a few of the tablet share of the market from Apple. Still, there are a lot of quirks which i will be covering inside a feature post.