(Windows 10 Snap Feature Question) How can I contain an app that opens multiple menus in fullscreen with no option to minimize them?

I can snap the main pane of the program to the corner of my screen but whenever I navigate through the menus they open in full screen and I have no option to minimize them. It would be beneficial if they would just open in the same snapped portion of the screen. Is there a way to make this happen, or is it possible to run this program full screen in a virtual window and snap that window where I want it? I know my wording is probably confusing so ask as many questions as needed.



Submitted May 30, 2017 at 09:46PM by IrresponsibleAdult http://ift.tt/2saIM6n

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