List of window management operations (click for more information):
Maximize window
Minimize window
Minimize All / Restore All windows
Restore window
Close window
When distance of movement is equal or more than required, the window will be maximized (before you release the mouse button).
Tip. This is standard command set, and you can change it in the Options dialog.
See Notes at the bottom of this page.
When distance of movement has equal or more than required, the window will be minimized (before you release the mouse button).
Tip. This is standard command set, and you can change it in the Options dialog.
See Notes at the bottom of this page.
Minimize All / Restore All windows.
When distance of movement has equal or more than required, all the windows will be minimized (or restored, if you repeat this command).
Tip. This is standard command set, and you can change it in the Options dialog.
See Notes at the bottom of this page.
When distance of movement has equal or more than required, the window will be restored to standard size and/or position on the screen (before you release the mouse button).
Tip. This is standard command set, and you can change it in the Options dialog.
See Notes at the bottom of this page.
When distance of movement has equal or more than required, the window (and the program) will be closed (before you release the mouse button). If the application that is closing have any unsaved files or documents, the standard message box 'Do you want to save the changes?' will appear in the application.
Tip. This is standard command set, and you can change it in the Options dialog.
See Notes at the bottom of this page.
You can modify standard actions assigned to each mouse movement - using Mouse page of program options.
If you use window management operations on Sigma Launcher dialogs, these actions will not take effect.
Usually, your command will be processed only if the window allows the operation. For example, not all windows can be minimized, restored, etc.
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