Items placed in the system tray are put there by a parent application. For
instance. I use Anti-Viral Toolkit Pro as my virus checker. It places a
TSR in memory during boo tup. You can access that TSR (AVP monitor" via
the system tray. Some programs have an option within the right mouse
window to disable the TSR. Look for a properties, options, or
enable/disable toggle selection within the popup menu, the next time you
reach the systray icon via the system tray listbox.
At 11:14 AM 5/4/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi guys. I've been using the system tray dialog for a while. I've got
>something sitting there that I don't want and am trying to delete it. Is
>there any reliable way to do so while sitting in this dialog?
>
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