ScreenLine for Windows Help
A virtual line for your screen. Great for when you need to highlight a specific row of information or provide a line reference while working.
A virtual line for your screen. Great for when you need to highlight a specific row of information or provide a line reference while working.
General Info for ScreenLine
ScreenLine is an app for Windows 10 operating system. It provides a virtual line overlay so you can utilize it as a reference to on-screen components.
User Interface for ScreenLine
ScreenLine app is set as a "topmost" window, meaning it will be overlayed on top of other applications. This allows ScreenLine to cast a "line" over other applications' UI components, including tables, grahics, and sentences.
Menu Items for ScreenLine
Clicking the small radio-button in the upper left corner of the ScreenLine app window displays several ScreenLine options and provide various ways to customize the user experience. Use your mouse to click an Item. You can check both horizontal & vertical items to provide flexible options for what you need.
- Horizontal Line - a line going left/right across the app's window area.
- Vertical Line - a line going up/down across the app's window area.
- Thickness - Choose between thicknesses 1, 3, and 5. The thickness options adjust the # of pixels used for the 'line'. The thickness doesn't correlate with the actual # of pixels though.
- Colors - Choose between 3 colors - black, white, and red. These are colors that offer the most 'contrast' while overlapping other UI components.
- Set Movement - This opens an additional window where users can customize keyboard shortcuts for app window 'movements'.
Set Movement for ScreenLine
ScreenLine has a very useful movement function, where the user can specify shortcut keys to automatically adjust the app's window position, either on the screen's x or y axis.
- Key Modifier 1 - The first key to be pressed for movement shortcut.
- Key Modifier 2 - The second key to be pressed for movement shortcut.
- Move Up Key - The key used in conjunction with modifier keys to move the app window 'up' by the set # of pixels.
- Move Down Key - The key use in conjunction with modifier keys to move the app window 'down' by the set # of pixels.
- Move Amount - This adjusts the # of pixels the window will be moved. Same number for up/down/left/right.
- Direction Choice - Choose between an Up/Down or Left/Right movement direction.
Examples of Use for ScreenLine
Use ScreenLine to provide focus to a table row where there are no built-in borders (e.g. webpage table).
