"Sheri" wrote:
>
> You could likely do it with bars. One bar with a single button the size of
> the desktop. Button color black. Button transparency as desired. A second bar
> opened ontop, with a button sized 200x200.
Dumb me, why didn't I thought about that or why didn't you suggested that
earlier!? :)
Ok, no need to use the script then. That's even better and for what I want,
this covers it nicely.
The above script is an example the author kindly made for me with a window
sized at 200x200 as the active window.
He said to me to replace that with a check for the active window or a specific
app.
But now, with your suggestion, I created this script:
I'm checking/changing for screen settings to make it work with any res.
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local xarea, yarea, hwnd
xarea = win.GetSystemMetrics("SM_CXVIRTUALSCREEN")
yarea = win.GetSystemMetrics("SM_CYVIRTUALSCREEN")
hwnd = win.handle("active")
cl.SetWidth("dimdesk", 0, xarea)
cl.SetHeight("dimdesk", 0, yarea)
if (hwnd)
bar.show("dimdesk")
hwnd.OnTop
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It works, but is it well coded or can it be optimized/enhanced?
