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	The "''Window Access Library''" provides a limited set of actions to manipulate windows and controls of the local screen under the Windows operating system.		The "''Window Access Library''" provides a limited set of actions to manipulate windows and controls of the local screen under the Windows operating system.
	It is similar in spirit to the [[AutoIt Library\|AutoIt Library]], but does not require autoIt to be installed.		It is similar in spirit to the [[AutoIt Library\|AutoIt Library]], but does not require autoIt to be installed (it is much smaller, though).

	It can be used for simple tasks such as confirming dialog boxes if the use of autoIt is not allowed or wanted by your IT administrator.		It can be used for simple tasks such as confirming dialog boxes if the use of autoIt is not allowed or wanted by your IT administrator.

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== Introduction ==
The "Window Access Library" provides a limited set of actions to manipulate windows and controls of the local screen under the Windows operating system.
It is similar in spirit to the [[AutoIt Library|AutoIt Library]], but does not require autoIt to be installed.

It can be used for simple tasks such as confirming dialog boxes if the use of autoIt is not allowed or wanted by your IT administrator.

== Library Overview ==

To use, import the "Window Access Library" (named "WindowAccessLibrary.ets" in the library folder).

=== Window Manipulation ===

=== Window Enumeration ===
* [[Win Get Top Window by Title |'''[Win] Get Top Window by Title''' ]]<br/> Retrieves a window handle by its window title.

== Tips & Tricks ==

== Examples ==

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For now, take a look at the autoIt documentation, which is similar in operation.

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