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Sneak
The Sneak feature of Windows 10 shows you on the taskbar a preview of the windows that
are open. For this, you need to hover your
mouse over any icon on the taskbar. All the
open windows related to that icon appear
as mini windows showing the contents of
that window. This feature is useful as it saves
your time. You need not restore different
windows to search a particular window. You
can just 'sneak' the required window on the
taskbar and click on the window that you
want to work on.
Using Sneak feature
Snap
Suppose you have to compare two files. You
need to arrange the two windows side by
side exactly to fill half of the screen. It takes
time to arrange windows like this manually.
Windows 10 provides Snap feature to make
this easy.
To use the Snap feature, click and hold on
title bar of one of the two required windows. Using Snap feature
Move the mouse pointer towards left or right edge of the screen. Release the mouse button. The
window will fill exactly half of the screen. The other open windows will appear as mini windows
in the remaining half screen.
Click on the other window required. This window will now fill the remaining half of the screen.
Jump List
A jump list is a feature that allows you to view recent documents in a
program that are pinned to the taskbar. To see the Jump List, right-click on
any program icon in the taskbar. This will open the list of recently modified
documents within that program.
Using Jump List feature
Recap
Windows Media Player is an application software which comes in-built with Windows 10.
Removable storage devices are used to store and transfer data from one computer
to another.
Windows 10 provides Pictures folder to store images and photos.
Windows 10 provides various features like Sneak, Snap and Jump List.
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