WindowMaster 18.0400 Crack For PC - Show/Hide windows on screen - Bring window to front - Minimise window - Maximise window - Show window properties - Bring window to edge - Minimise/maximise the window - Resize window - Move window - Close window - Close window (if it is in fullscreen mode) - Show taskbar - Show system tray - Save window settings - Restore window settings - Lock screen Application API Design Document WindowMaster Cracked Version has two main types of events: WindowActionEvent and HotKeyEvent. WindowActionEvent is triggered when an action is performed on a window. The WindowActionEvent is generated when any one of the WindowMaster functions listed below are performed on a window. HotKeyEvent is triggered when the hotkey is pressed. For instance if a user presses the 'F5' key, WindowMaster will detect this and trigger the associated action. This is controlled by the KeyDown and KeyUp events. The KeyDown event is fired when the user presses the hotkey. The KeyUp event is fired when the hotkey is released. WindowMaster Library The library is quite self-contained in that it contains no user interface. Instead it creates windows and manages them using a set of window functions. The following window functions are implemented GetWindow by number. This function allows you to get a reference to a window with a given identifier. GetWindowSize by number. This function allows you to get the current size of a window with a given identifier. GetWindowPosition by number. This function allows you to get the position of a window with a given identifier. GetWindowState by number. This function allows you to get the current state of a window with a given identifier. BringWindowToFront by number. This function allows you to bring a window to the front of all other windows on screen. BringWindowToEdge by number. This function allows you to bring a window to the edge of the monitor that it is on. MaximizeWindow by number. This function allows you to maximize a window. MinimizeWindow by number. This function allows you to minimize a window. RestoreWindow by number. This function allows you to restore a window to it's previous size and position. ResizeWindow by number. This function allows you to resize a window. ShowWindowSettings by number. WindowMaster 18.0400 Crack+ Free License Key Execute a program Parameters: Name of the Program (Ex: iexplore.exe) Command line params " " : no args are required (any command line params are passed to the program) Default value is " " (any command line params are passed to the program) Returns success : true Returns: the name of the Program the user executed Description: Copy File Parameters: Name of the File (Ex: file.txt) Source File Destination File Copies the file. Returns success : true Returns: None Description: Move File Parameters: Name of the File (Ex: file.txt) Source File Destination File Moves the file. Returns success : true Returns: None Description: Delete File Parameters: Name of the File (Ex: file.txt) Returns success : true Returns: None Description: Create Folder Parameters: Name of the Folder (Ex: c: older) Returns success : true Returns: The name of the Folder that was created. Description: Set Property Parameters: Name of the Property (Ex: Folder Property) Value of the Property Property Type Returns success : true Returns: None Additionally, WindowMaster is capable of creating custom dialogs as well as actions that don't fit in the above categories. For custom dialogs it is recommended to read the source code of WindowMaster (Source Code). Below is a snippet of code from the WindowMaster library that illustrates how to use custom actions. // Create the custom action WindowAction m_wAction = new WindowAction( "Some Action", "Some Description", "Some HotKey", new Action( "Some D Program", new string[] { "Some Parameters Here", "Some Parameters Here" }, 1a423ce670 WindowMaster 18.0400 ShowWindow CloseWindow KillWindow BringWindowToFront SendMessage About WindowMaster WindowMaster is a small.NET library that allows you to manage windows on screen. It's based on the User32.dll from Microsoft and provides a set of helper functions to get information about particular windows and activate/deactivate them on screen. The functions are contained in the WindowMaster class. The functions include: Getting window information from the Screen. Getting information about a window. Changing window state. Bringing a window to front. Sending messages to a window. The WindowMaster library can be used for many different scenarios. It's designed to be used with multi-monitor setups and allows you to create hotkey combinations that will behave similar to the Windows 7 hotkey combinations. The WindowMaster library has been tested on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 and works perfectly. It also works fine in Windows 8. I've included some example images of it in action below. **Note: WindowMaster will only work on a keyboard that has a US and Alt modifiers. ** HotKey Combos The WindowMaster library is designed to work with hotkey combinations. These hotkey combinations will consist of two or three modifier keys and a key that will be defined when the HotKey macro is created. Below is a list of the currently supported hotkey combos that can be used with WindowMaster: Example of Hotkey Combos HotKey Combos Description: Alt+Win+F: Create a Hotkey that will Close a window and bring it to front. Alt+Win+R: Create a Hotkey that will Send a message to a window. Alt+Win+I: Create a Hotkey that will Bring a window to front. 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