2 possibilities: if you go to the Options page/tab in DDM, you'll find an "Application window shortcut key" - define and trigger this inside a window and you'll get a popup menu with options to move the window to a number of positions.
If that is more keystrokes than you'd like, you can use the otherwise undocumented DDM Hotkey Manager to enable specific numbered hotkeys to move a window to the next (#19) or previous (#20) cell in a EA partitioned layout. Note that DDM won't let you use Win+Anything since these are reserved for Microsoft.
Thanks for your answer. It sounds like the Hotkey Manager will work just fine for my purposes. However, I'm a bit unclear on what I should do with the numbers you provided. Do I simply put "19" in the "DDM command-line parameters" field? Or it is supposed to be combined with a command? I looked at ddm's readme.txt and didn't see anything that looked like it fit.
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2 possibilities: if you go to the Options page/tab in DDM, you'll find an "Application window shortcut key" - define and trigger this inside a window and you'll get a popup menu with options to move the window to a number of positions.
If that is more keystrokes than you'd like, you can use the otherwise undocumented DDM Hotkey Manager to enable specific numbered hotkeys to move a window to the next (#19) or previous (#20) cell in a EA partitioned layout. Note that DDM won't let you use Win+Anything since these are reserved for Microsoft.
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January 27th, 2020 14:00
The functions available for assignment to hotkeys are numbered.
#0 thru #15 are user defined.
#16 thru #21 are predefined.
You will want to assign hotkeys to functions #19 and #20.
Be sure to restart DDM after making any changes using the Hotkey Manager.
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January 27th, 2020 10:00
Thanks for your answer. It sounds like the Hotkey Manager will work just fine for my purposes. However, I'm a bit unclear on what I should do with the numbers you provided. Do I simply put "19" in the "DDM command-line parameters" field? Or it is supposed to be combined with a command? I looked at ddm's readme.txt and didn't see anything that looked like it fit.
Thanks,
Eric
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January 28th, 2020 05:00
Thanks for the additional explanation. Works perfectly!