Move the window closer to the monitor and maximize, Center the mouse pointer, and Double-click the Left mouse button.

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Hello, I want to use a script to: Move the window closer to the monitor and maximize, Center the mouse pointer, and Double-click the Left mouse button. Doing this process, Janela will be full screen on the next monitor. I found this script but it is incomplete, can someone help me.

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using System;<br/>
using System.Drawing;<br/>
<br/>
public static class DisplayFusionFunction<br/>
{<br/>
public static void Run()<br/>
{<br/>
         
        // Move the mouse cursor to the next monitor<br/>
BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Move Mouse to Monitor 3");<br/>
<br/>
// Wait 100ms<br/>
        BFS.General.ThreadWait(10);<br/>
        <br/>
        // Send a mouse left-click<br/>
        BFS.Input.LeftClickMouse();<br/>
}<br/>
}

Jul 14, 2022 • #1

Will that window maximize with a key stroke, like F11, or does it have to be double clicked?

Thanks!

Jul 15, 2022 • #2

You will need to click twice.

Jul 15, 2022 • #3

Yes double clicked

Jul 15, 2022 • #4

We currently don't have a scripting function to double click, but I've attached a script below that should move and maximize the window, and then center the cursor. You can import it via the DisplayFusion Settings > Functions > Scripted Function > Import Scripted Function.

You can adjust the monitor the window gets moved to on line 15.

Hope that helps!

• Attachment: Move Window, Maximize, and Center Cursor.dfscript [2,734 bytes]

Jul 18, 2022 • #5

Hello Owen, Thank you for your help. Just a friend who doesn't have it available. I really need the left mouse button two clicks. Because I'm using the window on the secondary monitor in Zoom Meetings, Meeting window, on the secondary monitor. The Zoom Meetings program does not have a keyboard shortcut to make it full screen. It is only allowed to put it in full screen, by clicking twice with the left mouse button.

Jul 18, 2022 • #6

I've added this to our feature request list. We don't guarantee that feature requests will be implemented, or offer timelines on possible implementation. We'll be sure to let you know if we do add it to our planned features in a future version.

Thanks!

Jul 19, 2022 • #7

Sullie

19 discussion posts

I have also been trying to have a double click function work for a Windows native UI. I noticed that doubling up the click function worked--your mileage may vary though.

BFS.Input.LeftClickMouse();
BFS.Input.LeftClickMouse();

Oct 7, 2022 • #8

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