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I tried this method, where i put application name between "" and it doesn't worked even on notepad...
Than i tried bat file
start /f "applicationname.exe"
exit/b
And it said that /f is invalid switcher.
empleat
Posted 2018-09-27T12:58:34.640
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Afternoon,
You can use the following to start an application in full screen:
Inside a batch-file put the following, replace notepad.exe with the application.
start /max notepad.exe
I am unsure if this will be applicable to all applications but I have tested with notepad and MS Word.
CraftyB
Posted 2018-09-27T12:58:34.640
Reputation: 1 488
This starts an application maximised, not full-screen, as the questioner wants. – AFH – 2018-09-27T13:28:16.280
I haven't found a way to do this with standard Windows commands, whether with CMD, VBS or PS scripts. What does work is the (freeware) extended CMD replacement TCC-LE, which has many enhancements, including the
– AFH – 2018-09-27T14:05:39.010/fsoption to thestartcommand. Note that if an application needs quoting then it must be preceded by a quoted window title (which can be an empty string), egstart "" "Application Name.exe"- this applies to both CMD and TCC-LE.In general you can't, as not all applications actually have (support) a full screen mode, and those that do have different command line switches to do so. – DavidPostill – 2018-09-27T20:42:12.000
If there is really no way to implement the full screen of application through these files, you can try to change the registry. – S.Leon – 2018-09-28T09:57:42.600