OpenEuphoria

Re: Systray

• Posted by Ben Logan <wbljr79 at HOTMAIL.COM> Apr 15, 2000
• 692 views

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

>From: "Lucius L. Hilley III" <lhilley at CDC.NET>
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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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