To check if a File Explorer window is active and move the selected files/folders to a specified temporary folder, you can achieve this with a scripting language like PowerShell. Below is an outline of the steps you can take to create a PowerShell script for this task:
1. Get Active Window:
- You can use the Get-Process
and Get-Window
cmdlets to identify the active File Explorer window.
2. Get Selected Items:
- Use PowerShell to get the selected files/folders in the active Explorer window. This would involve accessing the Windows Shell object to retrieve selected items.
3. Move Items:
- Once you have identified the selected files/folders, move them to the specified temporary folder using...