Have you ever lost track of an application’s window when it is displayed “off screen” (beyond the edges of your monitor) or stacked somewhere behind other windows, maybe on a second or third monitor? Well, with a few programming tricks you will never lose a window ever again.
In this video, I show how to write a simple windows manager using Microsoft Visual Studio and the C# language. Along the way, I’ll explain how to import functions from system libraries using DllImport or LibraryImport, how to find screens on multiple monitors, select a running application from a list and display its main window on a selected screen.
This is one of a number of C# programming projects in which I explain how tio write your own File Manager, Drag&Drop Program Manager and other useful tools. To follow my C# Programming Projects, view the playlist:
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Huw Collingbourne is author of other books on programming C, C#, Java, Ruby, Delphi and Object Pascal, pointers, recursion and programming adventure games. Find them all on Amazon.
To learn C# quickly, Huw’s book, available in paperback or for Kindle, is the perfect complement to these YouTube lessons.
The Little Book Of C# Programming (Amazon US): https://amzn.to/2JWDI0o
The Little Book Of C# Programming (Amazon UK): https://amzn.to/2YaCPtS
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