Using Cinch to make the Mac system also have the Aero Snap feature of Windows 7

Aero snap is part of the Aero desktop effects in Windows 7, a new feature in Win7. Aero Snap provides a number of ways to reset the window position and resize the window. The most effective way is to drag it by mouse. When we drag and drop the window to a fixed position on the screen, we can automatically change the window size to fit your screen. Now, Mac system users can also achieve the same function through Cinch, very practical! Let Mac system also has the Aero Snap feature Windows7:

Unfortunately, Cinch program is not free software, it is very common on the Mac platform. But you can download and install it for free, but every time you use it, there will be a window popping up prompting you to register. If you are a regular use of Windows 7 and Mac systems, then I suggest you pay $7 to buy Cinch, because you do not need to change the habits. After installing Cinch, your Mac becomes as smart as Windows 7.

Want to maximize the window? Select the title bar of the window and hold it down, drag the window to the top of the screen. When the mouse is over the top edge of the screen, a preview will appear and the mouse window will be automatically maximized. Drag the window to the left edge of the screen. When the mouse moves to the edge of the screen, the window will automatically display to the left. Want to restore the window? Select the title bar of the window and hold it down. When the window leaves the top of the screen, the window will automatically revert to the original position and size.

The most commendable, Cinch adjustment window effect than the Mac system to be easy to use a lot of built-in features. For example, when you click on the Maximize button built into the Mac system, the program window can only be maximized by a default value. You also need to drag the mouse in the lower right corner to adjust to the correct size. The effect of Cinch maximization is to directly display all the parts that need to be displayed. However, there are still some programs that are not very compatible with Cinch, which can be viewed on their official website.

For dual-monitor users, Cinch works fine, but be careful not to operate on the side of the two monitors that are over-connected. In general, Cinch can give users the same Mac system experience as WIndows7, although there is a pop-up window to register, but you can still continue to use it for free, it is quite worth downloading! In the future, we will introduce more useful software to make your Mac system have the exclusive features of Windows7!