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PostPosted: October 12th, 2011, 8:58 pm 
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Sorry I didn't understand, do you mean that now with the middle mousse click on the close button, I can set Always on Top???


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PostPosted: October 12th, 2011, 9:48 pm 
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TheCoach wrote:
Sorry I didn't understand, do you mean that now with the middle mousse click on the close button, I can set Always on Top???

not yet.
i meant: i'll think about implementing this feature in the next release of M2T.
implementing the feature this way (middle click on close) would be easier for me to do than to check for right clicking on the maximize button, you know!
and i wanted to know, if you can live with that? :P

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PostPosted: October 12th, 2011, 10:20 pm 
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ohhh no matter my friend if you use the middle mousse button.
I've another suggestion, I don't know if it's permitted or not but what do you think if you integer this script : Synchronize path from Explorer to Open/Save Dialog to yours.
May be you've to ask the author.


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PostPosted: October 12th, 2011, 10:40 pm 
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TheCoach wrote:
what do you think if you integer this script : Synchronize path from Explorer to Open/Save Dialog to yours.
May be you've to ask the author.

don't think so. M2T should focus more on window management as "core competence".

these hacks are certainly cool and to some ppl useful, but one should integrate them into his own user.ahk script!

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OK my friend...
Could you add the possibility to roll-up the window by making just the title bar visible. For that you can click by the middle mouse on Minimize button and then by clicking this button again it will roll back your windows to it’s original state.


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TheCoach wrote:
OK my friend...
Could you add the possibility to roll-up the window by making just the title bar visible.

yes, should be feasible for my next release.

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Hi
Thanks For Your Handy script,... but if I want to just hide the task bar Icon into system tray (not the hole window, useful for apps like sticky notes) would it be possible???


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ni.va wrote:
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Thanks For Your Handy script,... but if I want to just hide the task bar Icon into system tray (not the hole window, useful for apps like sticky notes) would it be possible???

will see what i can do about it.

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I want to remove the tray icon and #NoTrayIcon is working, is there something else that I need to modify?

Edit: OS Win7 64


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rdwray wrote:
I want to remove the tray icon and #NoTrayIcon is working, is there something else that I need to modify?
Edit: OS Win7 64

don't quite get your question here, dude :shock:

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Junyx wrote:
rdwray wrote:
I want to remove the tray icon and #NoTrayIcon is working, is there something else that I need to modify?
Edit: OS Win7 64

don't quite get your question here, dude :shock:
Old post...

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PostPosted: April 13th, 2012, 10:03 am 
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Hello Junyx!

Thank you for this amazing program! Can I ask, is it possible to NOT necessarily minimize a window, just remove it from the taskbar and use the tray icon as taskbar?
So when I use the hotkey to minimize, then it would hide it and put the icon to the tray as it does it right now,
however when I restore the window, I would want the tray icon to stay and the taskbar remain unchanged as well.
So essentially completely use the tray as taskbar if I want it.

First I thought the option "Immediately minimize ANY window to tray (do skip task bar)." does exactly this, but this does nothing differently for me regardless of checked or not. (It also always says [NO], even after restart, regardless of checked or not)
Also I have noticed that many of these square bracket [] labels always say NO, regardless of checkmark or not, even after restart.
I use Win7 64bit, maybe that's why this doesn't work?

So please help me, I really need this option to work, as I have a webcam application, that I want always on top, and restored/visible, but I don't want it to clutter my taskbar, so it would be very nice if its icon would be always sitting on my tray instead, even when not minimized.

Thank you, and best regards!


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PostPosted: April 19th, 2012, 8:12 pm 
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jhefko wrote:
Thank you for this amazing program! Can I ask, is it possible to NOT necessarily minimize a window, just remove it from the taskbar and use the tray icon as taskbar?
So when I use the hotkey to minimize, then it would hide it and put the icon to the tray as it does it right now,
however when I restore the window, I would want the tray icon to stay and the taskbar remain unchanged as well.
So essentially completely use the tray as taskbar if I want it.

Min2Tray does not have this feature, yet.
i will post a short script for you here in 1 or 2 days from now that will do the trick.
just don't have time right now ;-/

jhefko wrote:
First I thought the option "Immediately minimize ANY window to tray (do skip task bar)." does exactly this, but this does nothing differently for me regardless of checked or not. (It also always says [NO], even after restart, regardless of checked or not)
Also I have noticed that many of these square bracket [] labels always say NO, regardless of checkmark or not, even after restart.
I use Win7 64bit, maybe that's why this doesn't work?

this really seems to be a bug.
i did not test Min2Tray with win7-64bit so far...
my (virtual) win7-32bit works without such a flaw, though!

could someone else verify this, please?!
thanks in advance.

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PostPosted: April 20th, 2012, 2:54 pm 
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@jhefko:
well, now it's time for some code 8)

Code:
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; WinHideShowIcon.ahk
; created: 2012/04/20
;----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#UseHook
#NoEnv
#NoTrayIcon
#Persistent
#SingleInstance force
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
DetectHiddenWindows, On

win_title=Rechner ahk_class SciCalc
;icon_file=%A_ScriptDir%\whsi.ico
is_hidden := FALSE

; setup tray menu+icon
Menu, TRAY, NoStandard
Menu, TRAY, Add, WinHideShowIcon, un_hide
Menu, TRAY, Default, WinHideShowIcon
Menu, TRAY, Add
Menu, TRAY, Add, &Quit, tray_quit
Menu, TRAY, Tip, WinHideShowIcon
Menu, TRAY, Click, 1
;Menu, TRAY, Icon, %icon_file%, 1, 1
Menu, TRAY, Icon
Return

un_hide:
   IfWinNotExist, %win_title%
      Return

   If ( is_hidden ) {
      is_hidden := FALSE
      WinShow
      WinActivate
   }
   Else {
      is_hidden := TRUE
      WinHide
   }
   Return
   
tray_quit:
   ExitApp


after starting this script there will be a system tray-icon (looking like AHK's, but you my specify another icon file) that will hide the window with "win_title" in its window title by one-time clicking on the tray icon. the second click will unhide and activate the window again.
to get the window title of your program, use the Window Spy utility provided by AHK. or just guess :shock:

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PostPosted: April 30th, 2012, 4:11 pm 
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Junyx wrote:
rdwray wrote:
I want to remove the tray icon and #NoTrayIcon isn't working, is there something else that I need to modify?
Edit: OS Win7 64

don't quite get your question here, dude :shock:

He's asking:
How do you hide the Min2Tray icon? The "#NoTrayIcon" in the code isn't working.

I have the same question. I'd like to be able to use the features of Min2Try without the main application icon appearing in my taskbar. Could you please help me accomplish this?


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