I am currently running DisplayFusion on Vista SP1 x64. I'm trying to be a good boy and log in with normal user credentials.

During the coarse of any normal day I have numerous apps open under different (administrator) credentials. What I have noticed is I can not move these windows using DisplayFusion's hotkeys. The only exception is cmd.exe based processes.

Is there any way this can be addressed? I really like DisplayFusion and I am planning on purchasing the pro version.

--Greg

Hi Jon,

Sorry to be a pest about this but I have used other applications that have the ability to interact with more 'privileged' object. It's all dependent on the Windows Integrity Mechanism. In case you haven't already seen this check out:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb625963.aspx

I ran Process Explorer and noticed that the DisplayFusion process doesn't even display an integrity level. Here's the interesting part of the page noted above:

"A process that is launched with UIAccess rights:

Has the ability to set the foreground window.
Can drive any application window using SendInput function.
Has read input for all integrity levels using low-level hooks, raw input, GetKeyState, GetAsyncKeyState, and GetKeyboardInput.
Can set journal hooks.
Uses AttachThreadInput to attach a thread to a higher integrity input queue"

I'm not sure if any of this is applicable but it's worth a look.

--Greg