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### Shortcuts to manipulate positions of one window
* Switching a window between foreground and background mode with potentially different positions and sizes.
* Switching a window between foreground and background mode with potentially different positions and sizes, aka Dual Position Switching.
* Click the desktop window to bring the foreground window to its previous background position and z-order.
* Shift click the desktop window to bring the foreground window to its *second* last background position. This is useful if the previous background position is mis-captured due to invoking start menu or other popups.
* Ctrl click the desktop window to bring the foreground window to its previous z-order while keeping the current location and size.
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* press any of Ctrl/Shift/Alt key when activating the window.
* To restore a new window to its last closing position
* Ctrl click the PW icon
* To put the foreground window behind all other windows.
* Alt click the desktop window. This is similar to Alt Esc Windows keyboard shortcut, which however does not work for foreground window inside remote desktop.
* Ctrl Alt click the PW icon if the foreground window is maximized
* To put the foreground window behind all other windows (similar to the Alt+Esc shortcut provided by Windows OS, which however does not work for windows inside a remote desktop window)
* Alt click the desktop window.
* Ctrl Alt click the PW icon if the foreground window is maximized.
* To momentarily suppress window capture, for example during start menu invocation
* press Ctrl Alt keys
* To enable/disable auto restore for non-toplevel window (such as a child or dialog window)

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* window class name
* process id and command line of the window
* key-strokes when interacting with PersistentWindows icon on taskbar
* CTRL ALT SHIFT key strokes when click or move a window
* Ctrl Alt Shift key strokes when click or move a window
- The memory of key-strokes is typically less than 2 seconds
- Window information history is kept in memory or on hard drive in LiteDB file format, waiting to be recalled by auto/manual restore
- PersistentWindows periodically checks the github home page for software version upgrade, which can be disabled in menu