# Set the screen index of the second monitor (0 for the primary, 1 for the second, and so on)
$screenIndex = 1

# Get the screen resolution of the second monitor
$screen = [System.Windows.Forms.Screen]::AllScreens[$screenIndex]
$screenWidth = $screen.Bounds.Width
$screenHeight = $screen.Bounds.Height

# Initialize an array to store window information
$windowInfo = @()

# Get all non-minimized windows
$nonMinimizedWindows = Get-Process | Where-Object { !$_.MainWindowTitle -eq '' -and !$_.MainWindowTitle.StartsWith("Default IME") }

# Loop through each window and collect information
foreach ($window in $nonMinimizedWindows) {
    # Get the window handle (HWND) for inter-process communication
    $hwnd = $window.MainWindowHandle

    # Get the window rectangle (position and dimensions)
    $rect = New-Object -TypeName System.Drawing.Rectangle
    [System.Windows.Forms.NativeMethods]::GetWindowRect($hwnd, [ref]$rect)

    # Check if the window is on the second screen
    if ($rect.X -ge $screen.Bounds.Left -and $rect.X -lt $screen.Bounds.Right) {
        $windowName = $window.MainWindowTitle
        $x = $rect.X
        $y = $rect.Y
        $width = $rect.Width
        $height = $rect.Height

        # Add window information to the array
        $windowInfo += @{
            WindowName = $windowName
            X = $x
            Y = $y
            Width = $width
            Height = $height
            ScreenWidth = $screenWidth
            ScreenHeight = $screenHeight
        }
    }
}

# Set the collected window information as global variables
$global:WindowInfo = $windowInfo
$global:SecondScreenWidth = $screenWidth
$global:SecondScreenHeight = $screenHeight

# Print all variables in the PowerShell window
$global:WindowInfo
$global:SecondScreenWidth
$global:SecondScreenHeight