Get Usable Monitor Size

[deceased]

You don't need the constructor. Drop a property node, right click, select CLASS / .NET then browse to System.Windows.Forms, then select SCREEN.

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[MaSta]

Found this old thread today, looking for the topic. Just wanted to add that on my Windows 10 installation I cannot select any class and "Screen" isn't available at all.

Plus, none of the classes is accepted for the .NET property node because the OK remains locked.

[Kyle97330]

You need to double click the System.Windows.Forms line so the + turns into a - and shows you the selections underneath it:

[Hooovahh]

Years after this .NET process, AQ and Darren posted a G implementation that works pretty well over on LAVA.

https://lavag.org/topic/21484-need-way-in-g-to-get-monitor-size-minus-taskbar-os-independent/#commen...

I later turned that into some code that could center a window on the monitor your mouse is on, or center a window under your monitor, but stay within the monitor bounds.

https://lavag.org/topic/21678-what-determines-which-monitor-a-dialog-shows-on/?do=findComment&commen...