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	A Task Bar + System Tray
		This is done by choosing 'System tray' from the menu as shown in the screenshot.
		With the system tray object and taskbar object you need to a bit more careful about where you grab on the object, otherwise you will launch the functionality of the icon.
		On the summary tab, set the 'Parent ID' of the 'System tray' object to be the 'Taskbar' object.
	www.stardock.com /products/desktopx/tutorial/build/bartray.htm (1756 words)

	System Tray Protocol Specification
		Tray icons may be assigned any size by the system tray, and should do their best to cope with any size effectively.
		System trays may display balloon messages in any way they see fit; for example, instead of popping up a balloon, they could choose to put a special indicator around icons with pending messages, and display the message on mouseover.
		System trays may receive portions of messages from several tray icons at once, so are required to reassemble the messages based on the window ID of the tray icon.
	standards.freedesktop.org /systemtray-spec/systemtray-spec-0.2.html (1225 words)

	Auto-Hide the System Tray PC Magazine - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To make the system tray reappear, simply place the mouse cursor at the edge of the taskbar, where the system tray is hidden.
		Second, once the tray was hidden, I had to figure out how to keep it from flashing in and out of sight when tray icons were updated.
		Once the tray was hidden, I needed a mechanism for restoring it to its original size and position.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_199912/ai_ziff9216 (957 words)

	SystemTray (Java Platform SE 6 b93) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On Microsoft Windows it is referred to as the "Taskbar Status Area", on Gnome it is referred to as the "Notification Area", on KDE it is referred to as the "System Tray".
		To guarantee that the tray icon's default action is always accessible, add the default action to both the action listener and the popup menu.
		The tray icon becomes visible in the system tray once it is added.
	download.java.net /jdk6/docs/api/java/awt/SystemTray.html (967 words)

	New System Tray Functionality in Java SE 6
		The system tray is a specialized area, typically at the bottom of the desktop, where users can access continually running programs.
		On Microsoft Windows, the system tray is often referred to as the Taskbar Status Area, while on the Gnome Desktop, it is typically referred to as the Notification Area.
		In both cases, the system tray resides by default in the lower right corner of the screen.
	java.sun.com /developer/technicalArticles/J2SE/Desktop/javase6/systemtray (888 words)

	System Tray Utilities
		Tray Player is a small, easy to use but also fairly powerful multimedia player.
		Floppy is a small utility which sits in the system tray, and when double-clicked, it deletes the contents of your floppy drive.
		MyComputerTray This utility sits in the system tray, and when you click on it it opens a list with your drives and the network neighbourhood, so you don't have to go back to the My Computer icon on the desktop (useful if the icon is hidden under other windows).
	www.mnsi.net /~jhlavac/freeware/systray.htm (2060 words)

	Adding Icons to the System Tray - The Code Project - Shell Programming
		It adds an icon to the system tray with the specified ToolTip text and callback notification value, which is sent back to the Parent window.
		System tray minimisation was inspired by Santosh Rao.
		in the system tray header that determines whether or not version 5.0 or above should be assumed present.
	www.codeproject.com /shell/systemtray.asp (2103 words)

	AMD Athlon™ 64/FX Processor Utilities & Updates
		Applications that rely on RDTSC do not benefit from the logic in the operating system to properly account for the affect of power management mechanisms on the rate at which a processor core's Time Stamp Counter (TSC) is incremented.
		This application also has a system tray icon that can be used to view and select power schemes on the system.
		The system tray icon will show the average utilization of every core on the system.
	www.amd.com /us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_871_9706,00.html (1094 words)

	Jabber Client Design - System Tray
		The icon that lives in the Windows System tray is a small, but vitally important part of a Windows Jabber client.
		The system tray icon is the place that your user will check most regular for new messages or other events, and to make sure they are online, and what their current status is, even when the main contact list window is obscured or minimised.
		The functions of the Windows system tray are somewhat limited, but with a little imagination, it can be used as a great way to pack a lot of information and function into a small space on the screen.
	www.yabber.org /design/system_tray.html (667 words)

	What is system tray? - a definition from Whatis.com
		The system tray is a section located at the one end of the taskbar in Windows 95, 98, and NT.
		What makes a system tray icon special is that, when installed, it can have a customized message appear when the mouse is hovering over it; the menu that appears when you right-click it can be customized; and the action that occurs when you double-click it can also be customized.
		An icon can be placed in the system tray when a program is installed by making an entry in the system registry or later by creating a shortcut to a program and dragging the shortcut icon to the system tray.
	searchwinit.techtarget.com /sDefinition/0,,sid1_gci213482,00.html (511 words)

	PS Tray Factory - system tray icons management utility by PS Soft Lab.
		PS Tray Factory is a powerful and handy tool meant to flexibly control ALL the other icons in the system tray of the taskbar.
		PS Tray Factory will help you to manage all the applications that place their icons in the taskbar tray.
		When you have installed PS Tray Factory, you will forget about the problem of lack of space in the system tray, and will also get an easy, fast and handy tool to handle those applications.
	www.pssoftlab.com (353 words)

	:: Shell-Shocked :: Death to the System Tray!
		Icons in the system tray are several pixels away from the edge and corner of the screen, where they would be easier to get to.
		The point of presenting misuses of the system tray as a criticism of the system tray is that basically none of these misuses should be possible; or there should be ways around them, and the fact that there isn't is a sign of bad design.
		It just seems that if the author was trying to show that the system tray was badly designed it would have been better to leave the 3rd party app usage to a separate article about how MS has made it easy to abuse it.
	www.shell-shocked.org /article.php?id=285 (14949 words)

	Tray Menu: PS Tray Factory, Tray Organizer, 12Ghosts TrayProtect, ...
		PS Tray Factory allows you to: hide low-activity icons from a system tray into menu,change the order of icons in the menu and in the system tray (sort tray),restore icons in system tray at crash Explorer.
		Tray Commander is a multifunctional utility that was developed to let you quickly run your frequently used commands directly from the system tray.
		Iconic Tray is a tiny utility which lets you minimize any window either to the system tray (notification area in Windows XP), or to a special new tray provided by Iconic Tray itself (see image).
	www.fileedge.com /all/tray-menu (563 words)

	Secrets of the System Tray
		According to Microsoft's documentation the system tray is actually called the taskbar status area or the tray notification area, but virtually everyone else calls it the system tray and so will I. The system tray is a small area on the taskbar next to the clock where applications can put icons (tray icons).
		While the system tray APIs used by applications are well documented in the Win32 SDK, there is no documentation from Microsoft on how alternate shells can provide their own system tray, and so I have written this article.
		Again, the system tray API is documented in the Win32 SDK and if you intend to write a system tray you will definitely need to carefully read that docuementation as well.
	www.cs.kent.edu /~kschaffe/sdn/articles/systray.html (1318 words)

	System Tray Getting Full \| www.kdedevelopers.org (Site not responding. Last check: )
		My system tray is getting almost as bad as the ones on a Windaes desktop where device drivers put their company's logos just because they can.
		What's clear to me is that there are a lot (and increasing every day) applications that are eating space in our system trays and IMHO encouraging to its devs to remove their systray icons is not a solution anymore.
		Putting it in the system tray in that case is a nuissance, since it forces you to move your mouse somewhere you are not used to to close the program (i.e.
	www.kdedevelopers.org /node/view/545 (1624 words)

	Whats in the System Tray?
		System Tray, so called is as a technical term, and for notification area is the new word for end user (non techincally or general word).
		Basically "Tray" refers to the entire task bar (since before it was a task bar it was going to be a tray).
		After all, if the word Tray meant "Notification area" then the window's class name should have been simply "Tray" and not "The notification window in the tray" since that would be redundant (notification window in the notification area).
	channel9.msdn.com /ShowPost.aspx?PostID=246254 (1703 words)

	Balloon Component, System Tray Icon Component, SubClass Component, systray manager Component four ActiveX controls in ...
		The system tray is a section located at one end of the taskbar in Windows 95, 98, Millennium, 2000, and XP.
		Tray icon ActiveX Control enables you to place your application in the system tray, creates a custom animated icon in your task bar, shows balloon tool tips in systray and more...
		Tray List ActiveX Control enables you to manage all system tray icons from your application; you can also hide any icon from system tray area.
	www.cpringold.com /products/astc.html (646 words)

	The Old New Thing : Why do some people call the taskbar the "tray"?
		One of the most common errors is to refer to the Taskbar Notification Area as the "tray" or the "system tray".
		I think the reason people started calling it the "system tray" is that on Win95 there was a program called "systray.exe" that displayed some icons in the notification area: volume control, PCMCIA (as it was then called) status, battery meter.
		Even worse, other groups (not the shell) picked up on this misnomer and started referring it to the tray in their own documentation and samples, some of which even erroneously claim that "system tray" is the official name of the notification area.
	blogs.msdn.com /oldnewthing/archive/2003/09/10/54831.aspx (4087 words)

	Domain Time II: System Tray Applet Documentation
		When you double-click the system tray icon, you'll be shown the current client time statistics for this machine.
		If you are rolling out Domain Time to a number of systems and you don't want users to have access to the System Tray Applet, you can have the system tray icon hidden by default during installation.
		This alert flashes a clock in the system tray to indicate the time is not synchronized.
	www.greyware.com /software/domaintime/instructions/tools/dttray.asp (1238 words)

	Coding4Fun: System Tray Alarm Clock
		From a design point of view, I knew that I wanted an icon to appear in the system tray (the row of icons by the system clock).
		System notifications are a great feature in Windows XP which allow you to alert a user without stealing focus and without requiring immediate action.
		Changing the tray icon based on the alarm being enabled, disabled, or ringing would also be a nice touch.
	msdn.microsoft.com /coding4fun/inthebox/SysTrayAlClock/default.aspx (1026 words)

	System tray and taskbar management
		Some applications can be minimized to the system tray (the area by the clock in the bottom right corner of the screen), but what shall we do about 'Notepad', 'Calculator', 'Microsoft Word', 'Microsoft Excel', and other our favorite programs?
		The program allows you to easily minimize active windows to the system tray, taskbar or hideboard.
		The program's interface was specially designed to let its user manage the contents of the desktop with the same ease as he manages the contents of his computer's disks.
	www.captaintray.com (199 words)

	4t Tray Minimizer Free/Pro - Minimize Outlook, Internet Explorer, Firefox and any other applications to the system tray!
		You can quickly minimize to the system tray or hide any application by click on the additional buttons which are located near to the usual Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons in the window's title bar.
		To make the system tray reappear, simply place the mouse cursor at the edge of the task bar, where the system tray is hidden.
		Various ways to minimize any application to the system tray: left/right clicking on the minimize button; customized keyboard shortcut; additional buttons on the titlebar; additional items in the system menu.
	www.4t-niagara.com /tray.html (579 words)

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		(System Tray area is located near the Clock).
		You can temporarily put any window in the system tray by keeping down the button when minimizing the window.
		To always keep window in the system tray when minimized, click with the RIGHT mouse button on the corresponding icon created in the tray in the previous step and check "Place in System Tray" in the popup menu.
	www.teamcti.com /trayit/trayit.htm (678 words)

	Minimize Firefox to system tray - Lifehacker Comments
		This handy utility called lets you do this for any window.
		Right-click the minimize button to minimize to tray.
		However, you probably don't know me and shouldn't trust me -- and even if you do, that doesn't mean that this program is safe.
	www.lifehacker.com /xml/comments/144672 (102 words)

	Support - Ticket System - Ticket #44653: gnome system tray
		Mark, Do you mean the system tray in general, or as it applies to meeting maker?
		i just see the crossover system tray window pop up, and checking the web site, i thought i saw something saying that crossover still doesn't support the gnome system tray.
		We have estimated that it will probably take at least another 6 months to a year to preogress forward with supporting it.
	www.codeweavers.com /support/tickets/browse/?ticket_id=44653;ticket_idS885=;tscurPos=400;order=author;sort=DESC (735 words)

	In Windows, what is the system tray? - Knowledge Base
		The system tray is located in the Windows Taskbar, usually at the bottom right corner next to the clock.
		It contains miniature icons for easy access to system functions such as antivirus settings, printer, modem, sound volume, battery status, and more.
		The system tray was first introduced with Microsoft Windows 95, and is now used in Windows 98, 98SE, Me, NT 4.0, 2000, and XP.
	kb.iu.edu /data/aiat.html (134 words)

	Easy Tray System Tray Software - Icon tray software for accessing programs from system tray - Free download
		This is a time saving program which enables you to quickly access combinations of programs, documents, or webpages, and even start your screensaver from the system tray icon.
		You can also open applications with documents already pre-loaded, enable or disable your screensaver, and enable or disable your screensaver password, all from the system tray.
		- Enable/Disable your screensaver password from the system tray.
	www.softdd.com /oneclick/index.htm (453 words)

	Hide system tray icons with help of PS Tray Factory. Hide icons from system tray with one mouse click!
		With help of PS Tray Factory you can easy hide system tray icons and free some space on the taskbar.
		Hidden tray icons will be removed from the system tray and can be accessed at any moment from the special system tray menu or directly in the Tray Icons List.
		Hide system tray icon using the defined hotkey combination.
	www.pssoftlab.com /hide_system_tray_icons.phtml (130 words)

	:: Shell-Shocked :: Death to the System Tray!
		Icons in the system tray are several pixels away from the edge and corner of the screen, where they would be easier to get to.
		The point of presenting misuses of the system tray as a criticism of the system tray is that basically none of these misuses should be possible; or there should be ways around them, and the fact that there isn't is a sign of bad design.
		It just seems that if the author was trying to show that the system tray was badly designed it would have been better to leave the 3rd party app usage to a separate article about how MS has made it easy to abuse it.
	shell-shocked.org /article.php?id=285 (14996 words)

	Menu
		NoDefault: For the tray menu: Changes the menu back to having its standard default menu item, which is OPEN for non-compiled scripts and none for compiled scripts (except when the MainWindow option is in effect).
		Any menu can be shown, including the tray menu but with the exception of GUI menu bars.
		If the tray menu becomes empty, right-clicking and double-clicking the tray icon will have no effect (in such cases it is usually better to use #NoTrayIcon).
	www.autohotkey.com /docs/commands/Menu.htm (2265 words)

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