Open and Move 4 File Explorer Windows on Monitor 2

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Description	This script will open 4 File Explorer windows, and move them to the corners of monitor 2.
Language	C# (.Net)
Minimum Version	9.3.0+
Created By	Keith Lammers (BFS)
Contributors	-
Date Created	Aug 1, 2018
Date Last Modified	Aug 23, 2018

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using System; using System.Drawing; public static class DisplayFusionFunction { public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle) { // Set the monitor ID you want the File Explorer windows to open on uint targetMonitorID = 2; // If you want to open the File Explorer windows to specific folders, put the folder paths // inside the quotes below otherwise just leave them blank string[] folderPaths = { @"", @"", @"", @"" }; // If the windows open but don't move correctly, try adjusting this delay uint launchDelay = 1000; // Window 1 LaunchAndMoveFileExplorer(targetMonitorID, launchDelay, folderPaths[0]); BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Move Window to Top-Left Corner and Size 50%"); // Window 2 LaunchAndMoveFileExplorer(targetMonitorID, launchDelay, folderPaths[1]); BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Move Window to Top-Right Corner and Size 50%"); // Window 3 LaunchAndMoveFileExplorer(targetMonitorID, launchDelay, folderPaths[2]); BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Move Window to Bottom-Left Corner and Size 50%"); // Window 4 LaunchAndMoveFileExplorer(targetMonitorID, launchDelay, folderPaths[3]); BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Move Window to Bottom-Right Corner and Size 50%"); } private static void LaunchAndMoveFileExplorer(uint targetMonitorID, uint launchDelay, string folderPath) { BFS.Application.Start("C:\\Windows\\explorer.exe", folderPath); BFS.General.ThreadWait(launchDelay); BFS.Window.MoveToMonitor(targetMonitorID, BFS.Window.GetFocusedWindow()); BFS.General.ThreadWait(100); } }