The Chosen Windows App

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Is there a way to size and arrange the last two windows that have been selected by mouse clicks - whether they are from the same app or two different apps using a single macro with one hot key combination?

I have been able to make a simple macro that does this for two windows from a single app. And a second macro that does this if the windows are from two different apps. But I would like to have a single macro with one hot key rather than having two macros with two hot keys.

Any help much appreciated.

These are the original two macros that I would like to combine into one (depending on which two windows the mouse is last clicked on):

Tile 1 App 2 Windows.kmmacros (2.9 KB)

Tile 2 Apps 2 Windows.kmmacros (3.1 KB)

Is there a way to size and arrange the last two windows that have been selected by mouse clicks - whether they are from the same app or two different apps using a single macro with one hot key combination?

I'm sure I shouldn't have to use the clipboard and also, the Move and Resize action insists on referring to the "Front Application" - I don't know how to get it to refer to the stored names of the last two windows.

I have managed to come up with a solution that suits my working needs. I realised that there are currently only two situations I use this tiling windows in at the moment. If I am in the Finder, it's the last two Finder windows I want to tile. And if I'm in any other application it's one window from each of the last two applications I've clicked on - so that might be Preview and Safari for example.

This is not quite the perfect solution I was searching for as it is very specific to my current working needs (rather than any two last windows chosen) but it does mean I have one macro and one hot key to do both which is what I was aiming for.

The app displays a TextBlock with a x:Uid="Test", where Test.Textis set as a key in each of the resources files, and the value is of the form"This is a test coming from es-ES" for the resource file es-ES, etc.

From reading the docs, I understand that the CurrentUICulture is set to fr-FR for thisapp, probably because the Italian resource file is not found, so the second choice is chosen, fr-FR,but then fr-FR is not found, hence a sibling is chosen, ending infr-LU. It seems the system choses this over fr-CA because it is the last in the list of the ManifestLanguages. I even added a resource file of a non-existing culture, fr-ZZ, and it gets selected! That is weird but it is not my problem since I am meant to put only valid cultures.

I can answer this question the silly way, by setting Test.Text to be exactly equal to the culture,use the resource loader and read the value, to then transform it to a culture or override the primary language. But that is reverse engineering that will strongly depend on a string in my resource files for only that purpose.

I am trying to solve this problem because I am presenting a Listview ofthe ManifestLanguages to allow the user to change languages, and want the language(here fr-LU) to be the SelectedItem of the ListView because this is what the system decided to display upon launch.Thank you

From this document, the system will perform resource matching in the order of 1. Exact match; 2. & 3. Region match; 4. Parent match; 5. Sibling match. In this case, sibling matching is performed. About sibling match, the document mentions in the event of multiple sibling matches, the last enumerated sibling will be the winner, in the absence of a higher match. Since the order of fr-LU is at the end, so the system chooses it as the display language. fr-ZZ does the same.

When installing SLIPs on double hung windows, the weight of the balances needed for window operation may be adjusted. This can be done simply by adding weights into the weight pockets when operating with ropes and pulleys. Hidden balances can also be fitted to the window if a more modern window operation method is sought after.

If your machine has more than one SATA, SCSI or IDE disk controller, the order in which their corresponding device nodes are added is arbitrary. This may result in device names like /dev/sda and /dev/sdb switching around on each boot, culminating in an unbootable system, kernel panic, or a block device disappearing. Persistent naming solves these issues.

If you have more than one disk controller (IDE or especially SCSI/SATA), or even if you just have variable numbers of removable USB/firewire storage devices attached from day to day, the order in which they are detected may not be deterministic. The result is that device names like /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1 may switch around randomly on each boot. Persistent naming allows you not to worry about this at all.

It may be best to temporarily remove your windows hard drive while you install Ubuntu, then configure your windows partition(s) to mount post install. You can then select which OS to boot in your BIOS.

I believe based on my research that the drive designation comes from the BIOS. If you can modify your drive settings in the BIOS to change the drive from primary to secondary then you could change sda (primary) to sdb (secondary). Someone with an Award BIOS that has this ability could confirm. My install is on a Satellite U845t and modifying that setting isn't possible in the BIOS. In the end, it doesn't matter if your install is on the primary or secondary drive except when the read/write speeds are considerably different. I clean installed to /sdb, my SSD drive, and then utilized my platter drive on /sda for storage.

I'm currently running Ubuntu 20.04 on /dev/sdb (SSD) with /home mounted on /dev/sda (HDD). You can modify the /home mount point using the terminal but if you are clean installing, select "Something Other" and then select the mount points for the install on the desired partitions.

After I installed the modified installation, I wanted to set the "Language for non-unicode programs" under the Advanced tab in the Regional & Language Settings to Korean. However, when I try to do this, I get an error: "Setup was unable to install the chosen locale. Please contact your System Administrator."

I know the languages have been removed from this modified installation, but I was hoping I could just install them later through the Regional & Language settings using my untouched CD. From what I've researched, I need to add the languages I want back in to the installation or modify WINNT.SIF with the locale codes.

Please tell me how to fix this non-unicode setup that avoids the "chosen locale" error. I would want to be able to change the non-unicode not only to Korean, but possibly other Asian languages, but Korean is my language of main use.

This series will be based upon the New Testament stained-glass (faceted glass!) windows that were lovingly put on the right side of the sanctuary as you walk in. Each week we will parallel our faceted glass windows with a study of the popular series currently on Netflix: The Chosen.

You can watch The Chosen episodes through the links below. I suggest you listen to the Song, read the passage, and then watch the show before each sermon or shortly after. See the dates listed. Each link below will guide you through, and more may be added. Bring a journal to worship and while you watch these pieces if you like. Your journal could have the following prompts if you would like more structured reflection.

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