Some people have two (or even three?) monitors hooked up to their Windows PC to give them extra room for all the computing they need to do. But even if you're using a single display, there's a way to ...

Using multiple desktops on Windows can significantly enhance your productivity by allowing you to organize open applications and documents into separate virtual workspaces. This feature is especially ...

Multiple Desktops, also termed Virtual Desktops are great to keep your work organized, especially if you are working with small monitors or if you need to open too many tabs simultaneously. You can ...

If you are using a single-monitor PC and working from home during this pandemic, creating multiple virtual desktops can be very handy. Since working from home requires managing multiple projects or ...

Windows offers you a couple of ways to multitask different apps and files. You can certainly open a host of windows on your current desktop and navigate among them. But the more windows you open, the ...

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Tom Fenton believes that multiple desktops will increase your productivity and decrease the clutter on your desktop as it allows you to group your desktops by different workflows. Unfortunately, one ...

Microsoft's latest OS is available. Here are some features to help you get the most out of the OS. Shelby Brown (she/her/hers) is an editor for CNET's services team. She covers tips and tricks for ...

Desktops are diversifying. Long after we all collectively moved off of the traditional desk desktop (i.e the mostly wooden one, where you might still keep your coffee, spectacles and pens these days), ...

Last month, I talked about Time Machine, the revolutionary backup tool that will be built into Mac OS X 10.5, or Leopard, the next release of Apple’s operating system that’s due out early next year.

I remember from my Linux days having multiple virtual desktops, where, with a click of a button I could switch around the applications that were shown on my desktop.<BR><BR>I'd love to find the same ...