--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> . I only want the traymined icons to
> > be included. I seldom resort to the trayicons, but I rely heavily on
> > the traymined icons.
> >
> > Is it tricky because the traymined icons are actually owned/created by
> > PP? In fact, I tried the gray-check (:hidden) just in that case, as
> > that doesn't have to rely on the traymined icons.
>
> Its a mix of the hidden window from the app still being there but the
> tray icon created by PowerPro.
>
> As I understand what you are asking for now, it is to have tray minned
> apps as active buttons even though you are not running a shell ( and so
> PowerPro tray support does not pick up these buttons.)
>
> I am not planning to do anything like this.
No, I'm not asking a new feature. PP shows well the traymined icons on
the active bar, even without the shell and/or Tray Support, if I check
"Show tray iconized windows on active buttons" if there is only one
window related to the exe to be shown on the active bar. The only
trouble I got is that the trayminned icons just dissapear from the
left-click menu when there are several windows for the exe.
(BTW, if I understood correctly, Window.Show("menu traymin/hidden")
doesn't require the Tray Support, and this is the reason why the above
is working. Right?)
> I am not sure why you are tray minned; perhaps you could ordinary min
> and use an active bar set to see only minned applications?
Because the ordinary minned windows are arranging their positions at
the bottom side of the screen, i.e., they are
not off-screened, if there is no (explorer) shell, which clutters the
screen view. So, tray mined in order to hide them.
Sean
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