Restore, maximize, and bring an application window to the foreground. Match by window title (partial) or process name. Recovers a window that was minimized, hidden, or pushed behind others.
Inputs
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Window Title (contains) windowTitle | string | Optional | — | — |
Process Name processName | string | Optional | — | — |
Restore if minimized restoreIfMinimized | boolean | Optional | true | — |
Maximize maximize | boolean | Optional | false | — |
Bring to foreground setForeground | boolean | Optional | true | — |
Output Variable outputVariable | variable | Optional | RecoveredWindow | — |
Output
$outputVariableObjectThe recovered window: found, title, processName, stateBefore, stateAfter, actions
Compatibility
WindowsLinuxDesktopAttendedUnattended
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