Author: TheGood Last Modified: 20100305
I think this is the most accurate way to check if an application is currently in fullscreen mode. Based on information from the Microsoft KB.
* Supports multiple monitors (the return value is the index of the monitor on which the window is fullscreen).
* Works even with different taskbar settings (auto-hide, always-on-top).
* Works with other registered taskbars (e.g. Ultramon).
IsFullscreen(sWinTitle = "A", bRefreshRes = False)
For the functions's parameters and return value, please see it's source code.
The initial given function by Tuncay is superceded by the simple one from Lexikos. But I decided not to give any License, the function is too simple for that.
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; #Include IsFullScreen.ahk #NoEnv SendMode Input SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% MsgBox Click Win+LeftMouseButton to see if application is in fullscreen mode. Return #LButton:: MsgBox % IsFullscreen() Return