the active window on your screen is the window currently in the foreground and accepting keyboard input if you're currently writing code in the mu editorthe mu editor' window is the active window of all the windows on your screenonly one will be active at time in the interactive shellcall the pyautogui getactivewindow(function to get window object (technically win window object when run on windowsonce you have that window objectyou can retrieve any of the object' attributeswhich describe its sizepositionand titleleftrighttopbottom single integer for the xor -coordinate of the window' side toplefttoprightbottomleftbottomright named tuple of two integers for the (xycoordinates of the window' corner midleftmidrightmidleftmidright named tuple of two integers for the (xycoordinate of the middle of the window' side widthheight single integer for one of the window' dimensionsin pixels size named tuple of two integers for the (widthheightof the window area single integer representing the area of the windowin pixels center named tuple of two integers for the (xycoordinate of the window' center centerxcentery single integer for the xor -coordinate of the window' center box named tuple of four integers for the (lefttopwidthheightmeasurements of the window title string of the text in the title bar at the top of the window to get the window' positionsizeand title information from the window objectfor exampleenter the following into the interactive shellimport pyautogui fw pyautogui getactivewindow(fw win window(hwnd= str(fw'<win window left=" "top=" "width=" "height=" "title="mu test py">fw title 'mu test pyfw size ( fw leftfw topfw rightfw bottom ( fw topleft (