Triple-monitor grid file for Gridmove

Gridmove is a fabulous little utility for those of us with lots of screen real estate to manage. Having become somewhat addicted to Gridmove, I was sore to see that the default .grid files didn't support my new third monitor.

Fortunately, this was easier to fix than I thought.  If you're interested in custom grids, skip the help file - it's loaded with terminology.  Just open up an existing .grid file with notepad, you'll see how it hangs together pretty fast.

Here's the grid.  All I did was expand it to three monitors.  Eventually I might delete the elements I don't use, but it works well as-is.

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