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+# MonitorKeeper
+Return windows to their rightful place when changing monitors. 
+
+Author: Garr Godfrey<br>
+License: MIT License<br>
+License Summary: Free but author takes no responsibility.<br>
+//<br>
+<p>
+Monitor Keeper is a simple app that runs as an application on the task bar that will restore windows
+to their original locations when a monitor because available. When a monitor is turned off, or HDMI is unplugged,
+Windows 7 and higher detect that and will rearrange all application windows onto the remaining monitor(s).
+If the monitor is reconnected, the applications stay on the single monitor, requiring the user to
+move them back manually. This application moves them back automatically.
+</p>
+//<br>
+Limitations:<br>
+<ul>
+		<li> Windows are only repositions when the number of monitors INCREASES. There is no way to specify a layout
+			to use on a single monitor, for example (although this would not be a difficult change)</li>
+		<li> Support is limited to 5 monitors. This is arbitrary and done simply to limit the storage for each application.</li>
+		<li> If application is run as a standard user, it cannot move any applications that are running as a privileged user.
+			If you run into this, you can run this program as administrator, perhaps using Task Scheduler to launch it at login.</li>
+		<li> Window position is only saved while application is running. There is no persistent storage of position (say, between reboots)</li>
+		<li> Windows will return to their state when the number of monitors was most recently seen. So, a window may go from minimize to
+			maximized or be a different size once the second (or third) monitor is plugged back in.</li>
+</ul>
+//
+DEMO:<br>
+<p>
+		To quickly test the functionality, go to Display Settings... in windows (right click on desktop), with two monitors, change
+ the setting for "Multiple Displays" from "Extend These Displays" to "Duplicate These Displays".  Compare when running Monitor
+ Keeper and when not.
+ </p>