While this last tip has nothing to do with real estate for your monitor, I’d like to offer that just because you are at home it doesn’t mean “home tasks” need to be done. Sure, you can get away with working in your underwear, but the laundry and dishes are going to have to wait.
Aug 28, 2017 - Even if you have a Mac with a large screen, you still might need to maximize your screen real estate if you use a lot of apps at once. Go Digital with WindowAgent Touch Screen Real Estate Software. WindowAgent is a web-based real estate software application that is available on various interactive devices. Our customized software suite allows us to personalize your application with your.
Welcome to BleepingComputer, a free community where people like yourself come together to discuss and learn how to use their computers. Using the site is easy and fun. As a guest, you can browse and view the various discussions in the forums, but can not create a new topic or reply to an existing one unless you are logged in. Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Or read our to learn how to use this site. Should add in that some laptop graphics cards can artificially run a higher resolution to give you more desktop real estate then what your screen is physically capable of.
For instance my current screens are 1920 by 1200, but I can tell my GPU to artificially run them up to 2560 by 1600. If you told us the exact model of your laptop or the graphics card it uses then we can tell you if it's capable of it. You might be able to get more screen real estate without spending any money at all. EDIT: Added before and after pictures. It's a little hard to tell since this site scales across multiple resolutions really well, but it's there. Site also scaled them down.

The widths and heights of the application will be determined by the browser size. This will ensure that the entire screen real estate is used to display the design of the application. (huh!?) Outer Widths The outer containers of the app should determine the overall width of the app - which should be equal to the calculated width of the browser. • ss-header - Height will be determined by logo height • ss-app-container - Height should be (browser - header) Height The following containers all need to be equal height. Height should be the same as the calculated height for 'ss-app-container' • ss-sidebar • ss-content • ss-editor Initial Display When the app is displayed without the editor. • ss-sidebar - Width is set via css at 150px.
• ss-content - Width should be (calculated browser width - sidebar) Initial Editor Display When the editor is displayed. • ss-sidebar - unchaged • ss-content - Width should be (calculated browser width - sidebar - calculated editor width) • ss-editor - Has a min-width set via css of 400px Resizeable Widths The following 2 containers need to be resizeable () • ss-content • ss-editor.