Opaque window identifier (string-encoded handle). Pass to other Window methods.
The window title bar text.
The native Win32 window class name.
Executable file name of the owning process (e.g. "chrome.exe").
Windows process ID of the owning process.
Outer window rectangle in physical virtual-screen coordinates.
Client-area rectangle in physical virtual-screen coordinates, or null if Windows cannot resolve it.
Cursor position sampled before resolving the target window and control.
Control under the sampled cursor within the selected target window.
Text from the first classic status bar: one entry in simple mode, otherwise one per reported part. Blank or unreadable parts are empty strings; textPartial is true when an entry is unreadable.
Text from visible classic child controls. Fast mode is best-effort and can return no text for controls owned by another process.
Text from all classic child controls, including hidden controls. Fast mode is best-effort and can return no text for controls owned by another process.
Whether text is known or likely to be incomplete because of best-effort cross-process reads, redaction, a limit, timeout, access denial, or a disappearing control.
A best-effort bounded snapshot of a top-level window and its classic Win32 controls.