Resize And Return Back To Normal

[Cha0sBG]

Hello I'm Wondering How Can I Resize A Window To 50% of It's Current Size And Return It Back To Normal

The Title Of The Window Is Selected From A ComboBox

Ty In Advance.

Regards:

~Cha0sBG

[Achilles]

Yes, to create your GUI that will hold the combobox use: GuiCreate

To create the combobox: GuiCtrlCreateCombo

You'll need a button to activate the process (start it resizing): GuiCtrlCreateButton

Read the data: GuiCtrlRead

Get the original size: WinGetPos

Set the size: WinMove (keep the x and y position the same just change the width/height)

All those functions are in the helpfile, I'm not sure how far along you are with autoit so I included everything (I think...)

[Cha0sBG]

I Know How To Create A Gui I mean I have An Othere Active Window Open Example : My Computer muttley and i wanna resize My Computer and the title "My Computer" Is Shown in a combobox hey m8 look how many posts i got i obviously know how to create a gui and combobox also know how to read data >.<

for the last info 10x

[Achilles]

Post count is only vaguely connected your AutoIt knowledge, but anyways, you might want to look at the WinList function too, I'm not sure what you're script is doing but if you want to be able to choose a window from the visible ones you could use WinList.

Edited July 21, 2008 by Achilles

[d4rk]

Resize to 50% of current :

WinMove ( "title", "text", x, y [, width/2 [, height/2[, speed]]] )
sleep(3000)
;Let's back to normal
WinMove ( "title", "text", x, y [, width [, height[, speed]]] )

Think you can figure out with those posts

[Cha0sBG]

umm i got my othere stuff working i got stuck on this one but thanks for your help dudes muttley

[rasim]

Cha0sBG

Example:

Run("notepad.exe")

WinWaitActive("[Class:Notepad]")

$aPos = WinGetPos("[Class:Notepad]") ;store normal size

WinMove("[Class:Notepad]", "", $aPos[0], $aPos[1], $aPos[2] / 2, $aPos[3] / 2)

Sleep(3000)

WinMove("[Class:Notepad]", "", $aPos[0], $aPos[1], $aPos[2], $aPos[3])

muttley