amorosik
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I am trying, from vba code, to start Anydesk indicating a certain device Id to connect to
Something like that
c: \ programs \ anydesk.exe 123456789
And everything starts correctly, as expected
But it leaves where he wants it and as big as he wants it
Searching in the web site of the manufacturer I find that the commands to size the window just started and position it where you want, would also be provided, but only as options for the 'custom client'
https://support.anydesk.com/Custom_Client_Advanced_Options#Position_and_size_of_the_window
Instead I would like to do everything from vba code, then launch the connection with the client, size as I like, place where I like
The goal of the whole is to open the connection on 6-8 remote stations at the same time and keep them under control all together
As a parameter on the startup command line, it seems you can't (if you could tell me)
So I thought, "and I'll shoot you the command from outside"
Having the window handle just open, I think it is possible to give it position and size
Then the question is: how to start an external executable, size its main window, and place it where I want?
Something like that
c: \ programs \ anydesk.exe 123456789
And everything starts correctly, as expected
But it leaves where he wants it and as big as he wants it
Searching in the web site of the manufacturer I find that the commands to size the window just started and position it where you want, would also be provided, but only as options for the 'custom client'
https://support.anydesk.com/Custom_Client_Advanced_Options#Position_and_size_of_the_window
Instead I would like to do everything from vba code, then launch the connection with the client, size as I like, place where I like
The goal of the whole is to open the connection on 6-8 remote stations at the same time and keep them under control all together
As a parameter on the startup command line, it seems you can't (if you could tell me)
So I thought, "and I'll shoot you the command from outside"
Having the window handle just open, I think it is possible to give it position and size
Then the question is: how to start an external executable, size its main window, and place it where I want?
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