One of the many things I love about Linux is the ability to move a window just by holding the Alt key and then clicking and dragging the window. The ability to do this is a real time save when you have multiple windows open or have a large monitor.
I have been trying to find an easy way to get this functionality in Windows and when Vista came out, I hoped that Microsoft had added it, but they didn't (surprise!). So after doing some research on I found an AutoHot Key script on HowToGeek.com.
Basicly, all you have to do is download the script from HowToGeek (direct Link). Then extract the .zip file and run 'AltWindowDrag.exe'. If you have AutoHot Key installed then you can run the AltWindowDrag.ahk file. Now if you need to move a window, you don't have to go all the way to the title bar to move it! just press and hold the Alt key while left clicking anywhere in the window and dragging! If you want to know more then you can read the orginal article at HowToGeek.com
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You might also like True X-Mouse, http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/nt/TXMouse/, which provides much more "correct" mouse behavior in Windows than I was able to get any other way.
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