Can I define the display active area?

Hello!
I have dropped my tablet and the top of the screen is damaged. Instead of the actual screen it shows some random bright vertical lines. Thankfully the damaged area is rather small, so I managed to define a custom resolution 1366x690, narrower than the native resolution 1366x768 and center it to avoid using the upper damaged area.

Question: Can I define the active area of the screen to bypass the damaged area and to use the rest of the screen? For example I could define a custom resolution of 1366x720. Instead of stretching it on the whole screen (0,0 to 1365,767) or centering it, can I set the active area at 0,0 to 1365,719 (assuming 0,0 is bottom left of the screen) ? How? I have Intel HD 4000 graphics, if that makes any difference.

Thanks.

If no one comes up with a free solution, which would be cool, here’s a solution for 29 Euros.

I don't want to resize a specific window. I want to resize the whole desktop so all windows are limited to the specified area of the screen, even full screen applications will be limited to that area. Is that possible? I guess it could be a Registry hack or something. Please do tell.

That's what the software I linked does. It lets you define regions of the screen and confine windows to those regions.

I'm not sure, but I will try it. Thanks.