Beta test - View Management Utility

Question

We are currently beta-testing a new software application called View Management Utility (VMU).  VMU is a screen management utility which helps you utilize a large external monitor more effectively.  Please read below to see if this is something you might be interested in.  If you are, and you decide to try it out, please let us know your feedback.  Download links will be provided in the next post.
Features and Benefits
Screen divison
One screen can be divided into multiple grids, and different spilt plans are provided:
【None】：No grid mode is available.
【Single】：This grid mode treats the screen as a whole..
【Double(Vertical)】：This grid mode divides the screen vertically into two parts.
【Double(Horizontal)】：This grid mode divides the screen horizontally into two parts.
【Triple (Primary at left)】：This grid mode divides the screen into three parts with the primary part on the left.
【Triple (Primary at right)】：This grid mode divides the screen into three parts with the primary part on the right.
【Quad】：This grid mode divides the screen into four parts.
Customized split plan
If the factory default plan doesn’t fit the user’s requirement, user can create their own split plan
Grid's display properties
User can set the display properties for the grids, and below three grids display functions are provided:
【Always on top】function makes the selected grid always displayed on top.
【Focused】function makes the selected grid brighter than the others (other grids area become dark).
【Full Screen】function makes files displayed in full screen in that grid, e.g. (IE, multimedia player,powerpoint& else)
Binding a software to a grid
User can bind a software to a grid, e.g.(IE, Multimedia player), but one grid can only bind one software at a time. If the software executes at full screen mode, the grid will be autofilled.
Supporting Skype
In each grids's setting interface, three Skype window types are provided for binding, they are “Skype List”, “Skype Call”, and “Skype Share”, need to notice that One grid can only bind one type of the Skype, and one type of the Skype cannot bind twice.
VMU window properties
Four window properties are provided by the VMU menu.
【Transparent window】：after checked，the window will be transparent.
【Always on top】：after checked，the window will be always top of others.
【Lock in grid】：The grid mode is applied by default. Selecting Lock in grid indicates that the current window can use the current grid mode. That is, the window will populate the gird once it is moved into a grid. If Lock in grid is deselected, it indicates that the selected gird mode will not be applied to the current window. That is, the window can move freely on the screen.
【Move to grid】：after checked，user can move the current window to another grid.
Three monitor display modes supported
The VMU supports three monitor display modes
【mode 1】display on the main monitor only, not on the external monitor.
【mode 2】extend the desktop to the external monitor, i.e., the extended display mode.
【mode 3】the external monitor duplicates the display contents of the main monitor, i.e., the clone display mode

Answer 1

I've been testing the View Management Utility on my Thinkpad X220 (4291-37G) running Windows 7 64-BIT in UEFI mode (in the Dutch Language).
The first thing i noticed when launching the application from the Lenovo Thinkvantage Tools program, is that you get a  Startup screen, in order to move on and get to the actual application you have to click close button (red x). To me it would seem far more logical to incorporate a OK button or something of that nature.
When I've actually started the application it appears not to be running, it's only after you click the settings button on the taskbar icon that it will show the actual application.
After playing with it for some time i found out that to actually use a grid you should close the setting menu and drag it to the grid you want the program to be running in, the grid will the be invisible yet the application will do what it was told to do; fit inside the grid.
The application in short is useful, it (correct me if i'm wrong) builds on the existing windows 7 features to make it more useful and more feature rich.
I've used it with an external monitor and that also works quite well.
My biggest concern is the end user experience; it really took a lot of effort to find out how to manage the application. There are a lot of setting's and it's kinda chaotic. 
So maybe that (the end user experience) is something to look into.
If there's anything you would like to know just respond!
P.S.
Why not call it the ThinkVantage View Management Utility (TVMU)
This is just my opinion but dropping the ThinkVantage name (are you?) to me would be a waste, ThinkVantage to me stand's for the premium features you get when buying a Thinkpad/thinkcentre not only the Build Quality and sturdiness but also the software that help you manage your Thinkpad/Thinkcentre. The name says it all: ThinkVantage the andvantage of Thinksystems.
Oh, i just noticed that in the settings menu (taskbar icon --> settings) the word vertical in dutch is spelled incorrectly, its not
"vertikaal" but "verticaal".
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