windowed
- adjective
- /ˈwɪndoʊd/
- Specialized
- It sucks to have to play in windowed mode, but it's the only way it has worked for me.
- windowed impulse response
- windowed impulse
Examples
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On Macs, you have menus at the top, just like in most windowed UIS, you have many menus at the top.
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Does it start as windowed or fullscreen?
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I play Amnesia in windowed mode, so screen mode doesn't seem to matter.
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If you want to do a comparison in performance between the two, you can do so in windowed mode if fullscreen doesn't work.
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I know it's not the common way to use Win8, but those hot corners are a real pain when using Win8 inside a windowed VM.
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This basically causes the Wii U console to run an emulated version of the Wii software that shows the windowed menu that we all remember from the Wii.
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You can improve your gaming experience by playing in windowed mode, which allows you to easily switch between applications.
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Many users prefer to run software in windowed mode so they can multitask effectively on their computers.
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In windowed mode, the application is displayed in a separate rectangular area on the screen, rather than taking up the entire display.
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Etymology
The word windowed comes from window, a word formed from wind ('wind') and eye ('eye') to mean a small opening in a wall. On a computer a 'window' is like a small opening on the screen, so windowed means 'in a window' instead of full-screen.