Comments by Hannes1993

Hannes1993 20-Mar-23 20:40pm View

Would it be fine if I post the full code snippet in the comments? Just in case if I missed something?

Hannes1993 20-Mar-23 5:35am View

I'm not using Screen.AllScreens.ToString anymore. I'm following exactly as the code as given by Grant, now that I added Imports System.Linq.

Hannes1993 20-Mar-23 0:15am View

Ok. So I added Imports System.Linq together with my other import namespaces. Now all Screen.AllScreens.Where are no longer giving me errors and I can execute. I set the coordinates values directly in Dim x = 1280 and Dim y = 0, and have my laptop screen (screen 1, 1280*720) open along with my monitor (screen 2, 1280*720). But still the same result, it opens on 1st screen...

Hannes1993 19-Mar-23 20:09pm View

I am using the updated solution now, the `screenCount` method is commented out, so its not in use. But VB is telling me `where` is not a member of `System.Array` on lines with Screen.AllScreens.Where

Hannes1993 17-Mar-23 1:53am View

Noted. I added another variable to convert to integer.

Dim screenCount = Screen.AllScreens.ToString()
Dim xPos = Convert.ToInt32(screenCount.text)

And changed all references to screenCount to xPos. But I still get the same problem.

Hannes1993 17-Mar-23 1:50am View

Right. I did explain what happen on the last reply. When declaring monitor variable, I got an error saying 'where' is not a member of 'System.Array'. Unlike the previous code where I knew how to work around it, I don't know the work araound for this one..

Hannes1993 16-Mar-23 21:40pm View

Ok. I will use Location for this one. I tried Screen Class 1st. It says Count is not a member of 'System.Array', so I had to modify it slightly:

Dim screenCount = Screen.AllScreens.ToString()

            Dim x = 1280
            Dim y = 0
            Dim screenlocation = Screen.AllScreens(screenCount - 1).WorkingArea.Location
            Me.Location = New Point(x + screenlocation.x, y + screenlocation.y)
            Me.WindowState = FormWindowState.Maximized

No changes as before, maybe using ToString doesn't work?

Then for Form.DesktopBounds, it says Where is not a member of 'System Array'.

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