Is there a OD-tool to move window to other desktop?
..and even more: HotStrings!
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Sorry, newbie here, so pls. forgive my question, but there is still so much I have to learn about the various OD-tools. So I'm hoping I can accelerate a bit by asking the experienced users here 
- I'm working in a 2-monitor setup and am looking for an easy way (not using the Graphic Card's native software) to move a window to the other desktop. Is there a way to do this with OD?
- I recently discovered ActiveWords. The idea is great and I like that much better than clicking through menus or so to activate a shortcut. What I don't like about AW is the speed of support and development in general, so before paying for that, I'm looking for alternatives for that nice functionality (enter a "hotstring" in any app which then triggers a text-substition, launches a website, program or script etc.) Searching for similar apps, I found AutoHotKey, but its HotString-feature doesn't work as reliable as AW - at least for me. Stardock doesn't seem to do anything like that (unless I missed something), but maybe someone here can suggest other tools for that purpose?
Cheers
Michael
- I'm working in a 2-monitor setup and am looking for an easy way (not using the Graphic Card's native software) to move a window to the other desktop. Is there a way to do this with OD?
- I recently discovered ActiveWords. The idea is great and I like that much better than clicking through menus or so to activate a shortcut. What I don't like about AW is the speed of support and development in general, so before paying for that, I'm looking for alternatives for that nice functionality (enter a "hotstring" in any app which then triggers a text-substition, launches a website, program or script etc.) Searching for similar apps, I found AutoHotKey, but its HotString-feature doesn't work as reliable as AW - at least for me. Stardock doesn't seem to do anything like that (unless I missed something), but maybe someone here can suggest other tools for that purpose?
Cheers
Michael