SIMPLE NOTEPAD WOW WINDOWS
Notepad is an incredibly comforting Windows 11 app because it has changed so little since its Windows 95 version. Even so, I believe the good far outweighs the bad for this native Windows app. Or what about the people who put all their passwords in a Notepad desktop file? They might as well write their passwords down on a piece of paper and leave them on their front porch. My desktop is littered with these castaways. That strong resemblance to actual notebooks has led to some abuse, like opening a Notepad file, taking notes, and then forgetting about it.
I know there are other ways to do this, but the Notepad scrub is still the fastest way. When I cut and paste links, really text from any other platform or website, I often drop it into Notepad - where it is essentially stripped of all links and formatting - and then copy and paste from there to place it in another platform. Notepad also serves its longtime function of format-scrubbing.
SIMPLE NOTEPAD WOW HOW TO
Not sure how to handle this correctly.If I have a system file or bit of programming and want to see the code, Notepad has the best chance of opening it and letting me see inside. The ISE runs in a DPI scaling disabled context and sees the real DPI. If you have high dpi scaling the layout is slightly off.ĮDIT2: The best workaround to the DPI scaling issue is to select "edit" to open the Powershell ISE and click the green play button. OR WinAero tweaker for mouse hover without automatically raising the window.Įma now allows to copy macros to your team members which is pretty handy!ĮDIT: Added screenshots and also fixed some bugs in the layout script. Regedit and change HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\ActiveWndTrkTimeout to faster (needs logout). Click on the Make the mouse easier to use. Mouse hover tracking: Control Panel (icons view), and click/tap on the Ease of Access Center icon. That way you can just move your mouse to the different windows and press buttons. The best option to switch your wow clients seems to be the build in windows feature that activates a window when you hover over it with your mouse. So when starting a box remembers the right account and can have different settings for each like lower graphics settings and sound off Optional: Make a copy of config.wtf named config1.wtf etc. I have the taskbar set to hide which I normally hate but is better for multibox. Optional: If you want the windows to leave space for the taskbar, set $subtractTaskbarHeight to 42. EDIT: Ok I made a some images, the middle one shows with borders, the other borderless
The latter is the default option if you don't set anything, it will put one big wow window in the topleft and the rest as a row at the bottom. $LayoutStyle can be set to "Layout5in3x3", "Layout8in4x4" or "Layout5in4x4". But the title bar is useful because you can easily maximize a client if needed. $WoWBorderLess can be set to $true or $false if you want to remove the title bar and frame for a cleaner look.
SIMPLE NOTEPAD WOW INSTALL
Run the script in the base wow install or set your install path in $WoWInstall Set the number of wow clients to launch in $WoWClients Run it with right mouse button -> run with powershell It doesn't install any hotkey hooks or uses non-buildin software.ĭownload and save the script as startWoW.ps1 file. It's just a simple script that launches, positions the windows, optionally removed title bars and frames and then exits. Use at your own risk! I'm not experienced with powershell so please let me know if there are any issues. I made this script to make it easier to position the windows.
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