Outlook 2016 issue while minimized.

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I am usualu use function "hide while minimized" when i am using Outlook.
and here is the problem, whyle this function is turned on "GetAppIDByFile" is not working, so i kind find out the ID of the process, and move the Outlook to next monitor.

Any help?

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public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
    public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
    {
uint appID = BFS.Application.GetAppIDByFile("*outlook.exe");
IntPtr outlookWindow = BFS.Application.GetMainWindowByAppID(appID);
BFS.Window.MoveToMonitorMaximized(2, outlookWindow);
    }
}

Ups it is seems working.... Falce alarm...

Mar 4, 2019 (modified Mar 4, 2019) • #1

FeelsGood

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Hi guys,

I used the same script for tick tick but it didnt work.
It is only works when its not minimized to the tray.

What i want, when i plug in my dock TickTick shpuld move to the second monitor to the specified place.
Now it is only moves when not minimized to the tray, and autmoaticaly maximizing.

any thoughts?

Sep 7, 2021 • #2

FeelsGood

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anyone ? pleease!

Sep 8, 2021 • #3

Hello,

So if I understand correctly, when you dock your laptop, you want an application called TickTick to maximize and move to monitor 2? Currently it doesn't work if the window is minimized?

Thanks!

Sep 8, 2021 • #4

FeelsGood

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Hi Owen,

Yeap you are right. It doesnot work if app minimized to tray.

Sep 9, 2021 • #5

Hello,

Have you tried adding a line before moving the window just to maximize it? Something like this:

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public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
    public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
    {
        uint appID = BFS.Application.GetAppIDByFile("*edge*.exe");
        IntPtr outlookWindow = BFS.Application.GetMainWindowByAppID(appID);
        BFS.Window.Maximize(outlookWindow);
        BFS.Window.MoveToMonitorMaximized(2, outlookWindow);
    }
}

Sep 10, 2021 • #6

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