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| Event | Definition | Additional Options | Match Conditions Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| DisplayFusion Starts | This will initiate the Trigger when the DisplayFusion software runs. | Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| DisplayFusion Exits | This will initiate the Trigger when the DisplayFusion software is stopped. | Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| Desktop Locked | This will initiate the Trigger when the Windows desktop is locked. | None | None |
| Desktop Unlocked | This will initiate the Trigger when the Windows desktop is unlocked. | None | None |
| Monitor Profile Changed | This will initiate the Trigger when DisplayFusion changes its Monitor Profile. Monitor Profiles are managed from the Monitor Configuration section accessed via the Options tab of DisplayFusion Settings. | Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| Process Created | This will initiate the Trigger when a Process runs. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename entry. |
| Process Ended | This will initiate the Trigger when a Process stops. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename entry. |
| System Idle | This will initiate the Trigger when the system is marked as idle. DisplayFusion uses the built-in Windows idle timer for System Idle Events. | Idle Timeout, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| System Wakes from Sleep | This will initiate the Trigger when the system wakes from sleep. | Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| Timer Interval | This will initiate the Trigger on a regular interval. | Interval (required), Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | None |
| Window Created | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is created. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Window Destroyed | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is destroyed (closed). | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Window Focused | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is focused on. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Window Maximized | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is maximized. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Window Minimized | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is minimized. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Window Restored | This will initiate the Trigger when a window is restored. | Frequency, Stop processing triggers if this one matches, Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked, Process Filename, Process Command Line Parameters, Window Text, Window Class, Delay before checking match conditions | Requires a Process Filename, Window Text, OR Window Class entry. |
| Option | Definition | Dependency | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Don't run this trigger when the desktop is locked | This Trigger will not run when the Windows desktop is in the locked state | Available for all Events except for Desktop Locked/Unlocked | No |
| Frequency | Configures how often the Trigger is run per instance (options: Always, Once-per-Process ID, Once-per-Process Name, Once-per-Window) | Limited to Process Created, Process Ended, Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | Yes (Default Always) |
| Stop Processing triggers if this one matches | When this Trigger is run, subsequent matching Triggers will not run. | Limited to Process Created, Process Ended, Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Idle Timeout (sec) | Once the system has gone idle, the Trigger will delay this number of seconds before running any of the Trigger's actions. | Limited to System Idle Event | Yes (Requires a value of 1 or more) |
| Interval | A delay in seconds before running any of the Trigger's actions. | Limited to Timer Interval Event | Yes (Requires a value of 1 or more) |
| Condition | Definition | Dependency | Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Process Filename | Limits the Trigger to a specific application (Enable the checkbox and use the Select Application button to choose. Wildcard usage is acceptable, e.g. C:\Applications\*, or *.*) | Limited to Process Created, Process Ended, Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Process Command Line Parameters | Limits the Trigger to Applications with specific Parameters (Enable the checkbox to use. Drop the blue target icon onto windows to auto-populate or reference the Windows Task Manager Command Line column for a running process) | Limited to Process Created, Process Ended, Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Window Text | Limits the Trigger to Applications with specific window Titles (Enable the checkbox to use. Drop the blue target icon onto windows to auto-populate. Multiple entries can be added with a space between each. For other options, see Text Queries.) | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Window Class | Limits the Trigger to Applications with specific window Classes. (e.g. dialogs, settings windows, etc. Enable the checkbox to use. Drop the blue target icon onto windows to auto-populate. Multiple entries can be added with a space between each. For other options, see Text Queries.) | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Monitor Profile | Limits the Trigger to a specific Monitor Profile. (Enable the checkbox and select a profile to use.) | Available for all Events | No |
| Delay before checking match conditions (MS) | Sets a delay in milliseconds before checking any set Match Conditions. | Limited to Process Created, Process Ended, Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | No |
| Action | Definition | Dependency | Additional Options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wait | Sets a delay in milliseconds before the next Action is run (Requires a value of 1 or more). | Available for all Events | None |
| Move Window to Selected Monitor | Moves the window matching the conditions to a specific monitor. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | Choice of monitor (required) |
| Move Window to Mouse Cursor Monitor | Moves the window matching the conditions to the monitor where the mouse cursor is located. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | None |
| Move Window to Specific Size and Location | Moves the window matching the conditions to a specific location and size. (Drop the blue target icon on the window to auto-populate the size and location.) | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | Size and Location Values (required), Maximize Window |
| Maximize Window | Maximizes the window matching the conditions. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | None |
| Minimize Window | Minimizes the window matching the conditions. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | None |
| Center Window on Monitor | Centers the window matching the conditions on its current monitor. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | None |
| Span Window | Maximizes the window matching the conditions across all monitors. | Limited to Window Created, Window Destroyed, Window Focused, Window Maximized, Window Minimized, Window Restored Events | None |
| Show Notification | Displays a notification. (Uses Windows notification system.) | Available for all Events | Notification text |
| Run Function | Runs a pre-defined DisplayFusion function. | Available for all Events | Function select from dropdown (Required) |
| Run Function: Add New Custom Function | Runs a user-customized DisplayFusion function. For more detail, see Custom Functions | Available for all Events | Name (Required), Function Action (Required), Action configuration (Required), HotKey Combination |
| Run Function: Add New Scripted Function | Runs a user-scripted DisplayFusion function. | Available for all Events | Language (Required), Name (Required), HotKey Combination, Description, Custom Code |
We're happy to announce that DisplayFusion 7.3.4 is now available for download! This release fixes a login issue with a few of the wallpaper plugins, as well as an issue with DisplayFusion detecting the wrong DPI scaling value on some systems.
We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased DisplayFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Change Log.
We're pleased to announce that DisplayFusion 7.3.3 is now available for download! This release fixes a few issues that have popped up since the 7.3.2 release.
We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased DisplayFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Change Log. We'd like to send out a big thanks to the dozens of people who helped with the DisplayFusion translations, and the thousands of people that helped test the Beta versions. Thanks everyone!
Please note: If you're deploying LogFusion via Active Directoy GPO, please read the MSI Installation section carefully, and as always, make sure to test it thoroughly before deploying it into production.
Note: The LogFusion installer requires administrative privileges in order to run successfully. If the installer is run using an account that doesn't have administrative privileges on the system, UAC will request the credentials for an administrative account on the system.
For more options, please consult the Inno Setup help file that comes with Inno Setup.
The following parameters are especially useful for deployments.
The following MSI properties are especially useful for deployments. Any of the properties below can be included in an MST (transform) file if deploying via Group Policy. If you create your own MST file, you must include the CUSTOM1="/VERYSILENT", and LAUNCHAFTER=0 properties for deploying the MSI through Group Policy Software Installation.
