Can I have an application running on the bottom right corner
Often I play a game at home where I only have to click every now and then. I would like the application which runs the game to be pinned at the bottom right hand corner of my screen so I can just click on some positions of the game every now and then, while doing other stuff online. How can I do this on a windows computer? I would like it to just be a small square or so on the bottom right hand corner
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asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
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Often I play a game at home where I only have to click every now and then. I would like the application which runs the game to be pinned at the bottom right hand corner of my screen so I can just click on some positions of the game every now and then, while doing other stuff online. How can I do this on a windows computer? I would like it to just be a small square or so on the bottom right hand corner
windows
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
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Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59
add a comment |
Often I play a game at home where I only have to click every now and then. I would like the application which runs the game to be pinned at the bottom right hand corner of my screen so I can just click on some positions of the game every now and then, while doing other stuff online. How can I do this on a windows computer? I would like it to just be a small square or so on the bottom right hand corner
windows
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
Often I play a game at home where I only have to click every now and then. I would like the application which runs the game to be pinned at the bottom right hand corner of my screen so I can just click on some positions of the game every now and then, while doing other stuff online. How can I do this on a windows computer? I would like it to just be a small square or so on the bottom right hand corner
windows
windows
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
asked Jan 14 at 18:36
bobbinbobbin
6
6
1
Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59
add a comment |
1
Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59
1
1
Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59
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You need to resize the application's window to the desired size,
move it to the right spot, and set it as topmost.
Free products for setting a process to topmost can be found in the article
Best Free Setting On-Top Windows.
If this is not working, try the free
OnTopReplica
from github:
This simple utility application shows a blank always-on-top window by default. Users can pick any other window of the system to have an always up-to-date clone of the target window shown always-on-top. Very useful for monitoring background processes, wrangling with complex multi-window games or tools, watching Youtube videos while working, and so on.
Another possibility is WindowWatcher:
WindowWatcher is a free hybrid window magnifier and remote control spy. It gives Windows the ability to have proper and resizable picture-in-picture support above and beyond Aero Snap. It's great for watching stuff like online TV, streams or Youtube playlists in a small corner of your workspace while working in the rest of it. It's also a fantastic help for tasks that would otherwise require flicking back and forth between windows, or to provide a simple pop-out viewer for websites and apps that don't have their own.
answered Jan 14 at 20:13
harrymcharrymc
257k14269570
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
add a comment |
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You need to resize the application's window to the desired size,
move it to the right spot, and set it as topmost.
Free products for setting a process to topmost can be found in the article
Best Free Setting On-Top Windows.
If this is not working, try the free
OnTopReplica
from github:
This simple utility application shows a blank always-on-top window by default. Users can pick any other window of the system to have an always up-to-date clone of the target window shown always-on-top. Very useful for monitoring background processes, wrangling with complex multi-window games or tools, watching Youtube videos while working, and so on.
Another possibility is WindowWatcher:
WindowWatcher is a free hybrid window magnifier and remote control spy. It gives Windows the ability to have proper and resizable picture-in-picture support above and beyond Aero Snap. It's great for watching stuff like online TV, streams or Youtube playlists in a small corner of your workspace while working in the rest of it. It's also a fantastic help for tasks that would otherwise require flicking back and forth between windows, or to provide a simple pop-out viewer for websites and apps that don't have their own.
answered Jan 14 at 20:13
harrymcharrymc
257k14269570
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
add a comment |
You need to resize the application's window to the desired size,
move it to the right spot, and set it as topmost.
Free products for setting a process to topmost can be found in the article
Best Free Setting On-Top Windows.
If this is not working, try the free
OnTopReplica
from github:
This simple utility application shows a blank always-on-top window by default. Users can pick any other window of the system to have an always up-to-date clone of the target window shown always-on-top. Very useful for monitoring background processes, wrangling with complex multi-window games or tools, watching Youtube videos while working, and so on.
Another possibility is WindowWatcher:
WindowWatcher is a free hybrid window magnifier and remote control spy. It gives Windows the ability to have proper and resizable picture-in-picture support above and beyond Aero Snap. It's great for watching stuff like online TV, streams or Youtube playlists in a small corner of your workspace while working in the rest of it. It's also a fantastic help for tasks that would otherwise require flicking back and forth between windows, or to provide a simple pop-out viewer for websites and apps that don't have their own.
answered Jan 14 at 20:13
harrymcharrymc
257k14269570
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
add a comment |
You need to resize the application's window to the desired size,
move it to the right spot, and set it as topmost.
Free products for setting a process to topmost can be found in the article
Best Free Setting On-Top Windows.
If this is not working, try the free
OnTopReplica
from github:
This simple utility application shows a blank always-on-top window by default. Users can pick any other window of the system to have an always up-to-date clone of the target window shown always-on-top. Very useful for monitoring background processes, wrangling with complex multi-window games or tools, watching Youtube videos while working, and so on.
Another possibility is WindowWatcher:
WindowWatcher is a free hybrid window magnifier and remote control spy. It gives Windows the ability to have proper and resizable picture-in-picture support above and beyond Aero Snap. It's great for watching stuff like online TV, streams or Youtube playlists in a small corner of your workspace while working in the rest of it. It's also a fantastic help for tasks that would otherwise require flicking back and forth between windows, or to provide a simple pop-out viewer for websites and apps that don't have their own.
answered Jan 14 at 20:13
harrymcharrymc
257k14269570
You need to resize the application's window to the desired size,
move it to the right spot, and set it as topmost.
Free products for setting a process to topmost can be found in the article
Best Free Setting On-Top Windows.
If this is not working, try the free
OnTopReplica
from github:
This simple utility application shows a blank always-on-top window by default. Users can pick any other window of the system to have an always up-to-date clone of the target window shown always-on-top. Very useful for monitoring background processes, wrangling with complex multi-window games or tools, watching Youtube videos while working, and so on.
Another possibility is WindowWatcher:
WindowWatcher is a free hybrid window magnifier and remote control spy. It gives Windows the ability to have proper and resizable picture-in-picture support above and beyond Aero Snap. It's great for watching stuff like online TV, streams or Youtube playlists in a small corner of your workspace while working in the rest of it. It's also a fantastic help for tasks that would otherwise require flicking back and forth between windows, or to provide a simple pop-out viewer for websites and apps that don't have their own.
answered Jan 14 at 20:13
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answered Jan 14 at 20:13
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Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
add a comment |
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
Thanks alot, I just realized my game wont let me make the client smaller than a specific size. Anyway I can force resize it?
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 20:20
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
You could try 5 Tools to Resize an Unresizable Window.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:32
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
I might have found a solution - see my updated answer.
– harrymc
Jan 14 at 20:37
add a comment |
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Pin that application in taskbar or in start menu.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 14 at 19:40
@Biswapriyo, I pinned it, but it doesent show on the bottom right of my screen.
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:54
I want the application running in a small window like its resized on the bottom right ofm y screen and i can click on spots of it
– bobbin
Jan 14 at 19:59