Custom AUMIDs ===================== Custom AUMIDs can be used to display user-defined titles and icons. When initialising :class:`~windows_toasts.toasters.InteractableWindowsToaster`, pass the custom AUMID as notifierAUMID. Installing a custom AUMID ------------------------- Installing a custom AUMID allows you to use your own title, icon, and listen to activation after the notification was relegated to the action center. The library comes with a script to implement it, :code:`register_hkey_aumid.py`. The arguments can be understood using the --help argument. If you have the Python Scripts directory in your path, you should be able to execute them by opening the command console and simply executing :code:`register_hkey_aumid`. Using an installed AUMID ------------------------ Microsoft.com has a page on `finding the Application User Model ID of an installed app `_. Below are the ways I recommend Using Powershell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can use Powershell to view existing AUMIDs. .. code-block:: powershell Get-StartApps Will return a table of all applications installed for the current user, with the right row containing AUMIDs for each corresponding name. Using the registry ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #. Open registry editor #. In the top address bar, paste :code:`HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Classes\\ActivatableClasses\\Package` #. Many Microsoft product AUMIDs should be listed, among other third-party programs