You'll need to edit the first two lines of the script. More informationĪpplies a display profile and then restores the position of the desktop icons, optionally saved icon positions can be loaded from a. The first 2 lines of the script specify the profile and monitor to be used. Requires UltraMon 3.1.0 or later.Īpplies a display profile and then moves the Windows taskbar to a specific monitor. Toggles the always on top status of the active window. You'll need to edit the first two lines of the script.Īctivates the foreground application on the other monitor, and optionally moves the mouse to that monitor as well. The first line of the script needs to be set to the window caption of the application you want to activate.Ĭhanges activation between multiple applications (identified by window caption) at a specified interval. Scripts for use with UltraMonĪctivates an application given the window caption. See the UltraMon Help for information on creating your own scripts.
Then right-click the newly created shortcut, select Properties from the menu, select the Shortcut tab and click on Advanced, then check the 'Run as administrator' option. To run a script as administrator, create a new shortcut and set the 'location of item' field to the following:įor example: %WINDIR%\System32\wscript.exe "C:\Temp\My script.vbs". If a script requires configuration, for example you need to enter the name of the application which should get launched etc, open the script in a text editor (right-click the script file and select Edit from the menu), then configure the settings at the top of the script as desired, a description of each setting is shown next to the setting. To have a script run automatically at startup, place the script or a shortcut to it into the Start Menu > Programs > Startup folder. To run a script from UltraMon's Shortcuts menu, copy the script to your shortcuts folder, you can open the folder via UltraMon menu > Shortcuts > Manage Shortcuts. Other scripts can be run directly, or via UltraMon's Shortcuts menu. To do this, place the script into a folder of your choice, then go to UltraMon Options > Hotkeys, select 'Run application or script' from the list of actions, click on Add Hotkey, then click on Browse to select the script you want to run. Scripts which manipulate the active (or foreground) window, for example move or maximize it, need to be run via hotkeys. You can use scripts to automate tasks, or to provide functionality not directly available through UltraMon.
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