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Windows 7 - Minimize to Tray on Startup

 
10-20-2009   #1


Windows 7
 
 

Minimize to Tray on Startup

Hello,

I have some applications that i run on startup but in windows 7 i cannot find an option to minimze them on start up.

Is there maybe a fix for this it's because i want to autoload them in the background minimized.

Kind Regards,
Kris

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10-20-2009   #2


ultimate 64 sp1
 
 


hi wizzard81, and welcome to sevenforums, the place to be,

are you running these programs by placing shortcuts in the startup folder?

if so, right-click on the shortcut >> properties >> on the shortcut tab, you will see a 'Run:' dropdown box - select minimized here.

this will start them minimized to the taskbar - i think the programs need to be rewritten to place themselves in the sytem tray (now called notification area).

hope this helps!
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10-20-2009   #3


Windows 7
 
 


Thanks mickey !

I was not using shortcuts but now i have used shortcuts it's working

Thanks alot for the help.

This forum is great
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10-20-2009   #4


ultimate 64 sp1
 
 


yes this forum is pretty good.

glad that i could help.
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