Fill all screens [proof of concept] [windows] #21
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If you have two monitors and go fullscreen, there can still be distractions on the other screen.
I did this
in autohotkeyto make f11 go fullscreen as well as duplicate the display to both monitors, and then f11 again to go windowed and extend the displays. (This could be modified to disable the other monitor instead of mirroring it by doing{Down} 0 and 2 times instead of 1 and 2 timesDisplaySwitch.exe /internal
instead ofDisplaySwitch.exe /clone
.)I
should've rewritten it in python, but I just ran it directly!It'll auto-fullscreen and auto-clone the display so you have two ankis to look at, and it'll auto-window and auto-extend so you have your screens back.
Disabled by default, respects Auto-Toggle being disabled.
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The next step would be to get python to change the projector settings.☐ stop opening command prompt (by using something other than os.system)
☐ reduce flicker when fullscreening (by repositioning this command?)
☐ stop potential infinite flickering loop
☐ always re-center centered text after fullscreening
☐ find mac way of doing this
☐ find linux way of doing this
⬚ disable menu option if it's impossible on an OS