How can this be done in a script rather insted of using the dialog box "Screen selecteion" shown below. I cannot seem to get the msc_ functions to work (msc_movePanel(), msc_movePanel() and msc_moveToPrevScreen())
Best regards, Dag-Are Trydal
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Dag-Are.Trydal@nov.com
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Select default screen
I am trying to get my application to start on a different monitor/screen than my Windows main monitor.
How can this be done in a script rather insted of using the dialog box "Screen selecteion" shown below. I cannot seem to get the msc_ functions to work (msc_movePanel(), msc_movePanel() and msc_moveToPrevScreen())
Best regards, Dag-Are Trydal
How can this be done in a script rather insted of using the dialog box "Screen selecteion" shown below. I cannot seem to get the msc_ functions to work (msc_movePanel(), msc_movePanel() and msc_moveToPrevScreen())
Best regards, Dag-Are Trydal
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Re: Select default screen
If you want to show a panel in a module on a specific position you can define the position at the function ModuleOn() or ModuleOnWithPanel().
With the function getScreenCount() and getScreenSize() you can get the information for the connected screens and their resolution.
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Leopold Knipp
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With the function getScreenCount() and getScreenSize() you can get the information for the connected screens and their resolution.
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Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
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Gertjan van Schijndel
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Re: Select default screen
Moving an existing (application) module can be done with the function 'moveModule'.
The configuration on which monitors the application is opened, is stored in the '__UiConfiguration.UsedMonitors' data point element of the type '_Ui_Config'.
The configuration on which monitors the application is opened, is stored in the '__UiConfiguration.UsedMonitors' data point element of the type '_Ui_Config'.