open & shut D: with a single shortcut

targnik · 04 Oct 2010

As title says... Can this be done?? Have googled without any luck

Hopefully there's a way ^^

PS - As welcome thread was closed...

Hi I'm King_Rat a.k.a targnik (King_Rat was taken as username {How dare they :lol:})

Have just got new tower with Win7 & am keen & eager to learn how to customize/utilize my new toy :woot:

T.I.A

Airbot · 04 Oct 2010

Welcome thread isn't closed.

Welcome to Seven Forums [3]

targnik · 04 Oct 2010

Airbot said:

Welcome thread isn't closed.

Welcome to Seven Forums [3]

tnx 4 hedz up ^^

any idea re, shortcut??

Airbot · 04 Oct 2010

Try explaining the situation and what you want a little better.

"open & shut D: with a single shortcut" doesn't say much.

targnik · 04 Oct 2010

Airbot said:

Try explaining the situation and what you want a little better.

"open & shut D: with a single shortcut" doesn't say much.

Translation:

I'd like to have a single shortcut that can open & close the D: cdrom drive

at the moment I have two shortcuts in my taskbar... seems like a waste of space which could be helped with just 1 shortcut to do both tasks ^^

T.I.A

Airbot · 04 Oct 2010

Could you this little script made by one of our long time members - MilesAhead

Down near the bottom of the page.

Tray -

Faves Downloads

Does open a little window you have to use to open and close, but it's all from the one launcher. Worked OK for me when I pinned it to the taskbar. Closest I could find.

targnik · 04 Oct 2010

Muchas Gracias Airbot

Airbot · 04 Oct 2010

You're welcome.

targnik · 14 Nov 2010

Just an update for others ^^

Have uninstalled Tray.exe bit buggy & my AV said it was Gemini virus (maybe FP??)

Have installed a desktop Gadget -=CLICKY=-

It's a bit ugly looking

just increase transperancy & hide it in corner of desktop...

No bugs (as of yet)

:chuurz:

Airbot · 14 Nov 2010

You could talk to the the developer about it, maybe he could help with the bugs. Pretty sure it's a safe program, he's been a long time member here and at our sister site Vistax64.com.