1. Systray
I searched the listserv Archives. I didn't think I was the first to
mention this and I see that I am correct. Apparently this problem has yet
to be addressed. I do see that it appears to be a rare request.
I am working on my 1st useful windows program and I want this feature.
I won't use the program without it. 8^( The program is one that is
suppose to run idle (out of sight, out of mind). I primarily want if off
the taskbar. The second ambition is to place it on the system tray.
Lucius L. Hilley III
2. Re: Systray
You could use a BLANK or TRANSPARENT ICON when you do not want the user
to see it but it would still be there. To make it visible change or
replace the icon programically. This could be a temporary soulution until
you find another way.
3. Re: Systray
Lucius,
I searched the archive a couple of days ago for the same info. I'd like to
put my program in the systray as well. Let me know if you figure out how.
;)
Ben
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> I searched the listserv Archives. I didn't think I was the first to
>mention this and I see that I am correct. Apparently this problem has yet
>to be addressed. I do see that it appears to be a rare request.
>I am working on my 1st useful windows program and I want this feature.
>I won't use the program without it. 8^( The program is one that is
>suppose to run idle (out of sight, out of mind). I primarily want if off
>the taskbar. The second ambition is to place it on the system tray.
>
> Lucius L. Hilley III
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4. Re: Systray
- Posted by Hendrik Mundt <hm-1704 at GMX.DE>
Apr 15, 2000
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Last edited Apr 16, 2000
Hello Ben,
Saturday, April 15, 2000, 8:18:03 AM, you wrote:
BL> Lucius,
BL> I searched the archive a couple of days ago for the same info. I'd like to
BL> put my program in the systray as well. Let me know if you figure out how.
BL> ;)
BL> Ben
look at this:
it is a very simple program used to move the mouse cursor when you are
not sitting in front of your computer. i wrote it for personal use and
did not plan to release it to the public. when it was able to do the
mouse moving, i lost interest in continuing to enhance it.
from time to time, i look over the code and add some things.
feel free to use my tray icon code, which is included in the program
(look at "trayicon.ew").
Best regards,
Hendrik mailto:hm-1704 at gmx.de
homepage: http://www.spaceports.com/~thc98/
