I am writing a macro and opening 10 instances of IE going to various websites.
How can I cascade or tile these IE windows without changing the other open windows?
I am running WinXP
Thanks in advance
HERE IS A GOOD ONE - CASCADE WINDOWS IN A GROUP
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Can you use TABS instead of tiling?
Available in Firefox, Mozilla for a few years.
Now available in MSIE 7.0
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If must stay with multiple individual sessons of MSIE then try this:
Right click in clear section of Task Bar.
Select Cascade/Tile Hor/Tile Vert
Available in Firefox, Mozilla for a few years.
Now available in MSIE 7.0
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If must stay with multiple individual sessons of MSIE then try this:
Right click in clear section of Task Bar.
Select Cascade/Tile Hor/Tile Vert
Hope this was helpful..................good luck,
Bob
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You could use MoveWindow and use a formula to change X,Y values by adding a constant to make them tile where you want them.
A rough skeleton to make into script:
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Count the windows to be cascaded = count
n=1
constant=30
Loop through the process "count" times
MoveWindow>WindowName"n",X+constant,Y+constant
n=n+1
if n>count then stop loop
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Above is definitely not correct, but to point you in direction.
A rough skeleton to make into script:
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Count the windows to be cascaded = count
n=1
constant=30
Loop through the process "count" times
MoveWindow>WindowName"n",X+constant,Y+constant
n=n+1
if n>count then stop loop
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Above is definitely not correct, but to point you in direction.
Hope this was helpful..................good luck,
Bob
A humble man and PROUD of it!
Bob
A humble man and PROUD of it!