adding Icons\Apps to notification area
- Thread starter DJK
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If you are looking to just minimze an app to the systray, this seems to work well
RBTray
RBTray
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GothicDeath
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You can to put any app that does not have default support for minimize to system tray, to minimize it to try anyway, right?
The little app Greg S posted for you will do that.
The little app Greg S posted for you will do that.
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