Sometimes it may necessary to get reference of another document while creating new one. In such cases it may hectic to continuously switch between two windows to get references. So here i am giving a tool by which you can create a document by getting contents of another window which stays behind to the current window simply by using A Keyboard Shortcut of your choice!
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2. The application doesn't create a shortcut on desktop. So open it by searching in start menu.
Make Any Window Transparent Using A Keyboard Shortcut
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Steps you have to perform
1. Download and install "Peek Through" application for Windows operating system from here.2. The application doesn't create a shortcut on desktop. So open it by searching in start menu.
3. You will get following interface.
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4. Modify shortcut by selecting appropriate Hot Keys from drop down menus. Select transparency by scrolling bar to left or right. Enable "Appear on startup" or other options on or off.
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5. Done now click on "Activate".
6. Now press your configured shortcut key to do selected window transparent.
7. Use the same keyboard shortcut again and that program will go back to normal. The program stays out of your way unless you need it, which is nice.
Now I will demonstrate one event in which you can use this tutorial.
1. Suppose i have two notepad windows "Notepad 1" and "Notepad 2".
2. Notepad 1 is new document for which reference of Notepad 2 is necessary. In this case either I have to switch between two windows Or to use above trick.
3. Using above method, I simply do Notepad 1 window transparent, so now i can see contents of Notepad 2 document.
4. It will save lot of time while creating big documents which requires lot of info of each other.
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6. Now press your configured shortcut key to do selected window transparent.
7. Use the same keyboard shortcut again and that program will go back to normal. The program stays out of your way unless you need it, which is nice.
Now I will demonstrate one event in which you can use this tutorial.
1. Suppose i have two notepad windows "Notepad 1" and "Notepad 2".
2. Notepad 1 is new document for which reference of Notepad 2 is necessary. In this case either I have to switch between two windows Or to use above trick.
3. Using above method, I simply do Notepad 1 window transparent, so now i can see contents of Notepad 2 document.
4. It will save lot of time while creating big documents which requires lot of info of each other.
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