WindowMaster 12.3.3.0 Crack+ For Windows
- Resize Window
- Change Window Title
- Maximize Window
- Minimize Window
- Move Window
- Close Window
- Maximize Window
- Minimize Window
- Full Screen
- Restore Window
- Lower Window
- Bring Back Window from Trash (COPY)
- Get Info of Window
- Create New Window
- Open File
- Show Desktop
- Show Load
- show Continue
- show Revert
- show Relaunch
- show Refresh
- show Quit
Hotkey Definitions
WindowMaster is shipped with a set of global hotkeys that's designed to be able to be easily called in C# from any other program. Although these hotkeys are similar to native Windows hotkeys, this library does not rely on any user-defined hotkey registration. Instead these hotkeys are defined in a.hlk file and called using the following code
Process.Start("cscript.exe", "RUNDLL WindowMaster.hlk");
WindowMaster.ApplicationKeyPress(string hotkey);
WindowMaster.ApplicationKeyRelease(string hotkey);
WindowMaster.ProcessHotKey(string hotkey, string modifier);
Calling the above method basically tells WindowMaster library that the given hotkey is the hotkey to be used. Hotkeys are defined as follows:
WindowModifier Hotkey Flags
ShiftA - Toggle active, inactive
ControlA - Toggle active, inactive
ShiftB - Toggle active, inactive
ControlB - Toggle active, inactive
ControlA ShiftA ControlB ControlB ControlShiftA ControlShiftB
When no modifier keys are pressed the hotkey is said to be "active" and when shift or control keys are pressed the hotkey is said to be "inactive". Windows hotkeys are typically defined as follows
App Key 0x000 = 'win'
App Key 0x001 = 'ctrl'
App Key 0x002 = 'alt'
App Key 0x003 = 'left'
App Key 0x004 = 'up'
App Key 0x005 = 'right'
App Key 0x006 = 'down'
App Key 0x007 = 'print'
App Key 0x008 ='s'
App Key 0x009 = 'd'
App Key 0x000 ShiftA 0x1 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x0 0x
WindowMaster 12.3.3.0 Keygen [Mac/Win] [Updated]
CloseAll: Close all open windows
ShowWindow: Show a particular windows
MinimizeAll: Minimize all open windows
MaximizeAll: Maximize all open windows
MinimizeAllIfNotWindow: Minimize all open windows if the window manager doesn't provide an option to do this
MaximizeAllIfNotWindow: Maximize all open windows if the window manager doesn't provide an option to do this
RestoreAll: Restore all open windows
RestoreIfNotWindow: Restore open windows if the window manager doesn't provide an option to do this
TaskbarHide: Hide the taskbar
TaskbarShow: Show the taskbar
WindowLay(0): Lay all windows to the top
WindowLay(1): Lay all windows to the bottom
WindowLay(2): Lay all windows to the left
WindowLay(3): Lay all windows to the right
WindowLay(4): Lay a particular window to the left
WindowLay(5): Lay a particular window to the right
WindowLay(6): Lay a particular window to the top
WindowLay(7): Lay a particular window to the bottom
WindowLay(8): Lay a particular window to the left
WindowLay(9): Lay a particular window to the right
WindowLay(10): Lay a particular window to the top of the secondary monitor
WindowLay(11): Lay a particular window to the bottom of the secondary monitor
WindowLay(12): Lay a particular window to the left of the secondary monitor
WindowLay(13): Lay a particular window to the right of the secondary monitor
WindowLay(14): Lay a particular window to the top of the primary monitor
WindowLay(15): Lay a particular window to the bottom of the primary monitor
WindowLay(16): Lay a particular window to the left of the primary monitor
WindowLay(17): Lay a particular window to the right of the primary monitor
WindowLay(18): Lay a particular window to the left of the secondary monitor
WindowLay(19): Lay a particular window to the right of the secondary monitor
BringWindowToFront: Bring a particular window to the front
SendToBack: Send a particular window to the back
BringWindowToFrontIfNotWindow: Bring a particular window to the front if the window manager doesn't provide an option to do this
SendToBackIfNotWindow: Send a particular window to the back if the window manager doesn't provide an option to do this
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