Method Reference
WinMove
Moves and/or resizes a window
WinMove "title", "text", x, y [, width [, height]]
Parameters
| title | The title of the window to move/resize. |
| text | The text of the window to move/resize. |
| x | X coordinate to move to. |
| y | Y coordinate to move to. |
| width | Optional: New width of the window. |
| height | Optional: New height of the window. |
Return Value
None.Remarks
WinMove has no effect on minimized windows, but WinMove works on hidden windows.
If very width and height are small (or negative), the window will go no smaller than 112 x 27 pixels. If width and height are large, the window will go no larger than approximately [12+@DesktopWidth] x [12+@DesktopHeight] pixels.
Negative values are allowed for the x and y coordinates. In fact, you can move a window off screen; and if the window's program is one that remembers its last window position, the window will appear in the corner (but fully on-screen) the next time you launch the program.
If multiple windows match the criteria, the most recently active window is used.
Related
WinActivate, WinClose, WinGetClientSizeHeight, WinGetClientSizeWidth, WinGetPosX, WinGetPosY, WinSetState
Example
Set oAutoIt = WScript.CreateObject("AutoItX3.Control") oAutoIt.WinMove "Untitled -", "", 0, 0, 200, 200