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Position all your windows and snap them in Windows 7 - Aero Snap

Fuck the Mouse. It's too cumbersome to snap windows by dragging the Screen to snap them.

Use the following simple shortcuts:

Win + Right Arrow Key = Snap in right side of the Screen.

Win + Left  Arrow Key = Snap in Left side of the Screen.

Win + Up Arrow Key = Maximize.

Win + Down Arrow Key = Minimise / Snap out.

Works in Windows Home Basic TOO!!!!!
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