Automated windows ?

I am in the process of installing interior french doors and need a little help in the fine adjustments. I installed the frame, levelled the left and top portions and then did the same for the right. The left door looks perfect in that its level and the spacing around the door vs. frame is consistent. The right door however is rubbing against the other because it is not level and also hitting the top frame. It is also racked a little and the door does not line up parallel to the other. The latter problem I assume is because the inside and o/s of the frame must be racked a little. The top adjustment is what's confusing me. I tried loosening the top screws on the side frame and then adjusting the top frame but I can't seem to coordinate them lining uo so everything is straight and fitting like the other doors. Any suggestions?

I am hoping I have put this in the correct category. This is a detailed question, so please hang with me here. We need more laundry room space. When you come in our side exterior door, the washer and dryer are straight ahead, and there is a door going into our kitchen on the left. On the other side of the right wall in the laundry room is a storage room that was built when our house was. It is attached to the house - it's not freestanding. The room has painted sheetrock and a stamped ceiling with overhead light fixture and electrical outlets in place. Our water heater is currently in this room. This storage room has a door that can be accessed from the exterior, but not from the interior. We would like to "cut a hole" to access this room from the interior. We don't even need it to have a door, but just to be a doorway. We know we will need to purchase a new suitable exterior door for the storage room if we do this. How do we go about making a doorway? Is this a job that do it yourselfers can even do? Thanks in advance!