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tia34531
18 Posts |
 Posted - 11/19/2013 : 03:31:57
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Hi...
I want to run file explorer to specific location and in specific size..
but Control Panel, which has the same class name as Explorer's, is bothering
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local iHandle = acFindWindow("CabinetWClass")
if iHandle == 0 then
acRunProgram("C:\\Windows\\explorer.exe","D:\\1.kk\\kk",0, 1)
acDelay(300)
end
local iHandle = acFindWindow("CabinetWClass")
acRestoreWindow(iHandle,nil,nil)
acActivateWindow(iHandle,nil,nil)
if acGetWindowBottom(acFindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd"), nil, nil) == 900 then
acMoveWindow(acFindWindow("CabinetWClass"), nil, nil, 470, 0)
acSetWindowSize(acFindWindow("CabinetWClass"), nil, nil, 970, 870)
else
acMoveWindow(acFindWindow("CabinetWClass"), nil, nil, 470, 0)
acSetWindowSize(acFindWindow("CabinetWClass"), nil, nil, 970, 770)
end
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This is my code.. But as you can see, if Control Panel exists, Explorer doesn't run.
Only Control Panel Window gets that location and size, which is not what I intended
In the first line, defining the variable, can I exclude it? , which is the way i wish,
because the way using window title is not good since there are many folders I use.. |
Edited by - tia34531 on 11/19/2013 04:50:08 |
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Rob
USA
2615 Posts |
Posted - 11/19/2013 : 13:20:13
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| That will not be easy to accomplish since Windows uses the exact same window class for Control Panel as it does for browsing files. The only way I can think of is to check the title of the window, if it matches a Control Panel title (which there are quite a few) skip the check and start your new instance of Explorer. |
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tia34531
18 Posts |
Posted - 11/19/2013 : 17:06:53
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| Thanks for your reply |
Edited by - tia34531 on 11/19/2013 23:25:41 |
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only if exploer doesn't exist, run it...
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