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Automation using Commandline #36

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Eun opened this issue Nov 1, 2016 · 1 comment
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Automation using Commandline #36

Eun opened this issue Nov 1, 2016 · 1 comment

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Eun commented Nov 1, 2016

Create a new Desktop

MoveToDesktop --create-desktop

Switch the Desktop to 2

MoveToDesktop --switch-desktop 2

List Desktops

MoveToDesktop --list-desktops

Remove Desktop 2

MoveToDesktop --remove-desktop 2

Remove empty Desktops

MoveToDesktop --remove-empty-desktops

Launch SomeProgram.exe and move it to the new Desktop

MoveToDesktop --create-desktop --app "C:\SomeProgram.exe"

Launch SomeProgram.exe, move it to the new Desktop and switch desktop

MoveToDesktop --create-desktop --switch-desktop --app "C:\SomeProgram.exe"

Launch SomeProgram.exe and move it to 2

MoveToDesktop --move-to-desktop 2 --app "C:\SomeProgram.exe"

Launch SomeProgram.exe, move it to 2 and switch desktop

MoveToDesktop --move-to-desktop 2 --switch-desktop --app "C:\SomeProgram.exe"

Move the window with the hwd 123456 to desktop 2

MoveToDesktop --move-to-desktop 2 --hwnd 123456

Move the Window with the hwd 123456 to desktop 2 and switch desktop

MoveToDesktop --move-to-desktop 2 --switch-desktop --hwnd 123456
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Elijas commented Jul 12, 2018

Any progress? I am looking forward to the --move-to-desktop. It just outputs "Already running" error

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