How to make the Windows 7 program window more obedient

The Windows 7 system in the system, regardless of the operating experience or some improvements in detail, is obvious compared to the Windows XP system, such as a small program window, but also done enough articles. Especially for the work of opening multiple program windows frequently, we only need to set up the program window to make the program window more "obedient", which greatly improves our work efficiency.

Mouse over, the window is activated
In everyday computer applications, we often encounter situations where multiple program windows are opened on the system desktop. Switching between these windows repeatedly, to activate a program window, usually have to click on a window to activate, if you can put the mouse on the window to activate it is not better? In Windows XP system Implementation is still cumbersome and needs to be implemented with the help of tools such as Tweak UI, which can be easily set up in Windows 7.
Click “Start” button to select “Control Panel”Open the Control Panel, click “Easy Access” and then select “Change the way the mouse works" in the "Easy Access Center" In the "Make the mouse easier to use" window, check the box to "activate the window by hovering over the window", and exit after applying the OK.
Well, when you switch between multiple overlapping program windows in the future, just hovering over a window will automatically activate the window. Is it convenient?

Drag the window to maximize the self-assertion
When you encounter switching between multiple program windows, sometimes you need to move a window to the side, so that it is easy to observe. But if you accidentally drag the window to the top of the screen, the window will automatically be maximized, which is originally a user-friendly design of the Windows 7 system, but the maximized window will block other windows, then How to avoid dragging the window to the top to automatically maximize it? It's very simple, just cancel in the window as shown in the window, and prevent the window from being automatically arranged when the window is moved to the edge of the screen. You can move the window at will without being worried about moving to the edge and automatically maximizing it.