Trax Posted September 26, 2017 Share Posted September 26, 2017 You have to love Windows 10. I have dual monitors. I developed a small script (exe) and ran it on the second monitor. Got it working so I copied the exe to a laptop (Windows 10 too) and when I run the exe it opens and stays on the task bar. Actually it thinks that the laptop has two monitors too even though it doesn't so I see the thumb in the task bar and it thinks it is running on the second monitor still. So (sigh) I decided it easier just to go back to my development computer, run it on the first monitor, then re-copy it to the laptop. Well... now, even on the computer I use to develop I cannot get the exe to run and stay on the primary monitor. When I run it I slide it back to the primary monitor then politely exit. When I run it again it goes right to the second monitor. How do I get this puppy back to running on a single monitor? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
algiuxas Posted October 7, 2017 Share Posted October 7, 2017 If you made this script with Kuda GUI editor, then please change where your GUI appears when it's created, this is how GUICreate works: GUICreate(<title>, <width>, <height>, <position X on screen>, <position Y on screen>, <style>, <exStyle>, <parent>) Change the positions to -1 and -1. -1 makes it show up in the center of your primary monitor. For example: GUICreate("title",400,300,-1,-1) It would be really great if you posted your script, or even a part of it so we would know what's happening exactly. After switching years ago to Linux, sadly I don't use AutoIt anymore. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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