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A handy and simple application that will allow users to resize any window to an exact, predefined size. This is extremely useful when designing web pages, as it allows you to see how the page will look when viewed at a smaller size.

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64 bit support. Sizer 3.4 is all about 64 bit support. I get lots of emails asking for this and a few offering help. Without going into lot of technical details this is tricky task. It's complex because Sizer must integrate with both full 64 bit applications and 32 bit applications (which, noticeably to most users, run under an emulation layer).

Hot-Key function. I've always used Hot Key Plus to to resize windows but I appreciate this approach is limited. Lots of people ask for this feature but I've always resisted. It's not the number of requests but the weight of poorly written application that's put this on the must-have list. I'll save the rant for another time but I get a lots of “bug” reports for Sizer where the bug is actually another program. To provide a sensible workaround for situations where interactive sizing doesn't, hotkeys are on the must haves.

Firefox 6 workaround. I don't know what it is with Mozilla developers but they simply can't accept the way Windows works and insist on using undocumented routines or non-standard mechanisms. Firefox 6 throws up yet another problem with non-client Windows messages which means you have to double right-click to get the Sizer popup.