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Found another neat piece of software: Nifty Windows. This makes it a lot easier to work with the open windows on your desktop. It divides the window into a 3x3 grid. You can then move the window by right-dragging on the center cell, and other operations: * Move window: Right-drag on center cell. Easier than grabbing the titlebar. * Resize window: Right-drag on any of the surrounding cells * Resize window: Alt+scroll wheel * Resize window about its central point: Win+Alt+scroll wheel (looks neat) * Change transparency: Win+scroll wheel * Close window: Right+middle click Unfortunately it sets middle-click to do a double-click instead. I don't find myself using middle-click so this isn't an issue for me but it may be for some. There may be a way to change this behavior by editing the AutoHotKey script on which Nifty Windows is based.

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