The first version was PowerToys for Windows 95. I hate to admit it, and I'm going to show my age here, but I have used the two ( 2) previous versions of PowerToys. It is kind of like Déjà vu for me with the PowerToys for Windows 10 / Windows 11. And as always, these programs are entirely free. They call them PowerToys and are released as a stand-alone program with File Explorer add-ons. When done, click Save to save the changes to the template ( Figure 6).Microsoft developers have always liked to create handy system utilities that add more functionally to the Windows operating system.Again, click in the field and adjust the number by clicking the up or down arrow or typing a specific number. Next, the setting for Highlight distance determines the amount of space between two zones until they snap or merge together.Turn off the switch completely to eliminate the spacing.
To increase or decrease the space, or padding, around each zone, click in the field for Space around zones and click the up or down arrow or type a specific number.Click the field for Number of zones and either click the up or down arrow or type a specific number. You're adding or subtracting the number of columns for a column or grid layout. You're adding or subtracting the number of rows for a row layout. First, you can increase or decrease the number of zones.
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