AlexAnze

By GUI scripting do you mean to automate the steps I would take to manually change the active display? if so, I tried that in automator, but couldn't figure out how to do it. If that was accomplished, then I would just assign that to a Hotkey or some command in Alfred.

I hope somebody can help me with this. Here's the thing, Wacom has a feature called "display toggle" on their higher end tablets. This is useful when you have a dual display setup, so that you can map and switch the tablet's area to a single monitor at a time with just a click of a button (as opposed to having the tablet split down the middle and each half controlling each screen). This is not available on older tablets such as the Bamboo Fun, which is the one I own. You can, however, go into preferences, click through a bunch of menus and change the display you want to use. So this got me thinking that probably there is a way to automate this change with a workflow. Problem is, I have no idea how. So currently I use my tablet on my primary display and am forced to use a mouse on the secondary one. I've even tried using automator, but alas, I'm a noob with that as well. Any help will be greatly appreciated. There's a guy that wrote a script for this, but it was done in 2010 and I'm sad to report that it doesn't work anymore, but maybe it can enlighten those of you that understand this sort of thing.