07.08
It’s been a long time since I’ve uploaded a new utility. This one is very simple. It brings all top-level application windows back to position 0,0 (top,left) on the primary monitor. This is useful if you have a second monitor that isn’t always visible(like a television set). Often, in this scenario, you will end up with some windows being displayed on the second monitor. Sure, you can right-click the window’s taskbar button and click move and bring it back over with the mouse, but that’s about 5 clicks. Just leave the Repose.exe file on your desktop and double-click it to achieve the same result. We have a television as our second screen, so this comes in very handy for us. That’s why I wrote it. As always, it’s written in 100% assembly language. Download the binary and source code below.
Much appreciated! My windows 7 doesn’t seem to have a right click move for the start bar so this is great especially after turning off a second monitor
No problem. Glad it works for you.
AT LAST!! Thank you for creating this little jewel. I have been having a lot of problems with “hidden windows” when accessing my multi-monitor machine remotely via Remote Desktop. Your utility is able to “bring them all home”, even windows-within-windows that one of my apps has. Those had previously been unreachable by ANY means I could find (even the Move function). BRAVO!
You’re very welcome. Glad it works good for you.
What about for full screened windows on the second monitor? It doesn’t seem to move those. Otherwise, great job!