Does DisplayFusion have the ability to divide an existing monitor into two (or maybe more) "logical" monitors so that window sizing and auto-positioning functions (ie, tiling) respects the boundaries of the virtual monitor?

A basic example: Divide an existing 1600x1050 monitor in half (2 x 800x1050) so that when a window in the left hand logical monitor is maximized it zooms to that logical monitor's dimensions, and vice versa for the right side.

The purpose for me is that so I often I find myself working on something that requires monitoring two or more windows in real time and working in a third and sometimes fourth at the same time. DisplayFusion has some options for automatically sizing and moving (ie, move to upper right, size 50%) but my layout and window choices for within the layout are always ad-hoc, so it's kind of a pain to have to manage each window manually to get the right layout.

I often find myself wishing for a third monitor but there's so much wasted space on these widescreen displays that subdividing them seems to make more sense than adding an additional video card, etc.

More complicated features I imagine might be useful are:

I requested similar functionality - the only thing I've used is MaxTo http://maxto.net/ it is limited but useful.
I'm sure Displayfusion will improve upon its limitations in a future version if the feature is implemented

Thanks for the tip on MaxTo. It seems to have many of the features I want, although in a brief test it seems some applications don't play nice (iTunes ignores it and resizes full-monitor, AcrobatReader won't resize at all). Putty, vSphere client, Firefox all seem to work OK.

Window snapping to regions seems kind of iffy, but I'd say it's about 75% of what I'm looking for.

Aqua Snap http://www.nurgo-software.com/products/aquasnap/ is a good Freeware tool to customize Windows Snap - not sure if you have used this before.

@Keith-

Thanks, it'd be a great feature for DF to have this. It's got way more features than I can practically apply now, but the ability to split a physical display into multiple functional logical displays would definitely be something I'd get a lot of use out of.

-Shawn