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State hotkey + + + Toggle the Rolled/Unrolled state by the title bar double-click + Roll a window up after deactivation + Unroll a window after activation + Temporarily unroll a window while it's mouse-hovered + Roll up via customize title bar's click + + + Priority Options Change Program Priority title button + Priority window menu submenu + + Change priority on-the-fly via context menu + + Change priority at startup + Change priority after deactivation + Change priority after minimization + Size Options Resize title button + Resize window menu submenu + + Resize on-the-fly via context menu + + Resize at startup + Fix minimal/maximal size + Keep window's size between sessions + Stretch a window on border's right-click + + + Stretch a window by numpad hotkeys + + Position Options Align title button + Align window menu submenu + + Align on-the-fly via context menu + + Align at startup + Align a window by numpad hotkeys + + Keep window's position between sessions + Restrict placements + Adjacent Windows Options Group Size + Group Drag + Start Program Options Start Program title button + Start Program window menu command + + Start the specified program at specific window's startup + Closing Options Auto-close a window at startup + Auto-close a window after deactivation + Prevent accidental close + Miscellaneous Options Change window caption + Change window icon + Pin window to desktop + Add/remove standard window parts + Change program CPU affinity + Run keyboard macro + Combo actions + Multi-Monitor Options Desktop Profiles manager + Move to Next Monitor title button + + Move to Monitor selector + + Move to window menu command + + + Move to specified monitor at startup + Move to specified monitor at startup by default +

- reapply the window rule[+] If a window was processed with the particular Specific Window rule the "Modify window rule" window menu item now indicates this rule's name.[+] Added the ability to customize some user interface's options (like toolbars' buttons size).[*] Now every new Specific Window rule is created using the All Windows rule as a template.[+] Added the "Restore to Defaults" command which resets a particular Specific Window rule's options to All Windows rule's options.[*] The correct scaling of the user interface forms is implemented when using the non-standard screen DPIs.[+] Added the ability to set different settings for the different window events/states for the following properties: transparency level - for the creation, movement, resizing, deactivation, mouse hovering, title bar double-click, "Transparency" title button priority level - for the creation, minimization, deactivation, "Priority" title button[+] Added the ability to combine automatically some window states: transparency - with stay-on-top, ghost rollup - with stay-on-top[+] The ghost mode was separated from the transparency and now can be turned on independently.[+] Added the new title buttons items for the following actions: Ghost, Change Priority.[+] Added the new window menu items for the following actions: Ghost, Change Priority.[+] Added the indication of the current state for the following title buttons: AltMin, Change Transparency, Align, Resize, Ghost, Change Priority.[+] Added the skin support for the title buttons to fit them into the different visual themes.[+] Added the ability to change the order of title buttons' appearance.[*] The recognition of window mouse-hovering is improved.[-] Fixed

Learn about opening ads in the target windowThis article describes how to set a default target window for ads in Google Ad Manager, as well as how to change the target window for specific ad units. On this page: Set default target window for the network Change target window for ad unitsYou can set a network-wide default for how to open ads. As a publisher, you most likely want to open ads in a new tab or window. However, you have the option to open ads in the same tab or window in which your content is being viewed by visitor to your site or app. Tip: This setting only applies to directly sold line items and doesn't affect programmatic demand.There are two options for opening ads: _blank: open the click-through URL in a new window or tab. _top: open the click-through URL in the current window or tab. Note: Webviews on iOS and Android do not support tabbed browsing. Learn how to override click behavior on IOS and Android.Set default target window for the networkYou can set a default target window across your network. Top-level ad units in your network use this setting by default. However, you can change the target window for any given ad unit at any time. Sign in to Google Ad Manager. Click Inventory, then Network settings. For "Target window", select _blank from the drop-down menu. Click Save.Change target window for ad unitsTop-level ad units in your network use the target window setting set under "Network settings" by default. However, you can change this setting at any time. Sign in to Google Ad Manager. Click Inventory, then Ad units. Click the top-level ad unit Name, and then Settings. Next to "Target window", select _blank or _top. Click Save.If your change varies from the network settings, the "override" icon indicates that the setting is overridden. Learn more in how overrides work. Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

10, you can access this window through Settings > Personalization > Themes > Desktop Icon Settings. In Windows 8 and 10, it’s Control Panel > Personalize > Change Desktop Icons. Use the checkboxes in the “Desktop icons” section to select which icons you want on your desktop. To change an icon, select the icon you want to change and then click the “Change Icon” button. In the “Change Icon” window, you can select any icon you want from the built-in Windows icons, or you can click “Browse” to locate your own icon files. If you browse for your own icons, you can select any EXE, DLL, or ICO file. To change a folder icon, right-click the folder you want to change and then choose “Properties.” Click the one you want and then click “OK.” Here, we’re changing the “This PC” icon to use one that looks more like a laptop than a desktop.Īfter changing your icon, you should see the new icon used in File Explorer, on the Desktop, and in the taskbar when the folder is open.Īnd if you want to reverse the change, you can always go back to the “Desktop Icon Settings” window, select the icon you want to change back, and then click “Restore Default.”Ĭhanging the icon for a folder is not only a good way to pretty things up, but also to call attention to important items. In the folder’s properties window, switch to the “Customize” tab and then click the “Change Icon” button. In the “Change Icon” window, you can select any icon you want from the built-in Windows icons, or you can Click “Browse” to locate your own icons. If you browse for your own icon file, you can select any EXE, DLL, or ICO file. Click the one you want and then click “OK.” Here, we’re changing the icon for this folder to a red one to make it stand out more.Īnd back in the properties window, click “OK.” After selecting the file, the “Change Icon” window will show the icons contained in the file you selected. IconResource=D:\Walter\Documents\Icons\,0 This feature works by