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Windows Layout Manager

What I'm using for my windows and layout management is the Window Layout Manager, or WiLMA for short (hey, as developers we're allowed to invent a dozen new acronyms each day and we like that little perk!).

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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  • Discontinued

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  • Windows
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Last update: 2010. See update notice: http://www.stefandidak.com/windows-layout-manager/

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Windows Layout Manager was added to AlternativeTo by flexibruska on and this page was last updated .

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quixilvr
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This program does exactly what I was looking for: Allow me to save a layout of windows and load it back when I need it! Perfect solution!

flexibruska
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great small application for managing windows on the large screen

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What is Windows Layout Manager?

What I'm using for my windows and layout management is the Window Layout Manager, or WiLMA for short (hey, as developers we're allowed to invent a dozen new acronyms each day and we like that little perk!). The following page provides a more detailed outline of what the Window Layout Manager does and how I use it. The Window Layout Manager is a small 500K application, written in C# and using The .NET framework 2.0 and higher, using a lot of imports from user32.dll and avoids any unsafe code. But I bet you could care less about THAT. :-)