For those of us with multiple monitors, I found this great AutoHotkey script.
I often have multiple windows, plugins, etc. open on the monitors.
When I want to work on a plugin, etc. I often prefer it on the main monitor,
so I would drag it to the main monitor, then drag it back when done. Kind of tedious.
This little script will center the active window on the main monitor (Alt+q), then Alt+w will move it back to its original position.
So now I just have to click on the Window I want to work on, press Alt+q, then press Alt+w when done to put it back where it was. Great timesaver for me.
Note: You can specify any key combinations you prefer - just be careful that you don't use something already reserved for Cakewalk, Windows, etc.
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Sal Sorice
For those of us with multiple monitors, I found this great AutoHotkey script.
I often have multiple windows, plugins, etc. open on the monitors.
When I want to work on a plugin, etc. I often prefer it on the main monitor,
so I would drag it to the main monitor, then drag it back when done. Kind of tedious.
This little script will center the active window on the main monitor (Alt+q), then Alt+w will move it back to its original position.
So now I just have to click on the Window I want to work on, press Alt+q, then press Alt+w when done to put it back where it was. Great timesaver for me.
Note: You can specify any key combinations you prefer - just be careful that you don't use something already reserved for Cakewalk, Windows, etc.
Center active window and move back.ahk
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