#TURN SNAP OFF VISIO 2019 WINDOWS 10#
This insight lead us to ask: instead of making you hunt for the second window to snap, why not present a list of recently used windows up front? This is the fundamental idea behind Snap Assist in Windows 10.īut what if you don’t intend to snap a second application? Or what if you prefer to handle this manually and don’t trust Microsoft’s ability to “guess” which apps you’d like to use (a problem when dealing with a large number of open apps)? In that case, you can disable Snap Assist in the Windows 10 Settings. When arranging two windows side-by-side, we noticed in practice that this scenario frequently involved snapping the first window and then spending time wading through other windows on screen to find the second one to drag and snap. Microsoft argues that Snap Assist lets users save time when using Snap for productivity: Clicking any one of them will maximize that app and snap it to the right side of the screen. When you snap one of those applications, like Microsoft Word, to the left side of your screen, Windows 10 will show you a layout of your remaining open apps on the right side of the screen. To visualize this with an example, let’s say you have a Web browser, Word document, File Explorer, and the Windows 10 Settings app all open on your Windows 10 desktop.
Unlike the old method of using keyboard shortcuts or dragging and dropping applications alone, Snap Assist enhances this process by automatically recommending certain applications or windows to fill the other side of the screen when you snap an application. Snap Assist was a launch feature with Windows 10, something proudly touted before launch as a selling point for the new version.
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