Greetings Cameron and again thanks for replying. I was hoping to figure out
how it was done in the TJvTrayIcon component and I did finally figured it out.
I need to set the tvVisibleTaskBar = False and now the application is hidden at
start-up.
Thanks,
Mike
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From: Cameron Cole
To: Delphi-Talk Discussion List
Cc: SoftTech
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2011 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: TJvTrayIcon - How to hide application on start-up
I believe all you have to do is add this:
Application.ShowMainForm := False;
to your Project DPR before the first Application.CreateForm and after the
Application.Initialize
On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 9:57 AM, SoftTech <mi...@softtechks.com> wrote:
Greetings All,
Anyone uses the TJvTrayIcon component form the JVCL?
In the help file it says:
JEDI-VCL 3.33 help system
TJvTrayIcon.Visibility property
property Visibility: TTrayVisibilities;
Description
Use the Visibility property to customize the appearance and functionality
of the tray icon. Use these flags to specify:
a.. Whether the application should be automatically restored, if the user
clicks or double-clicks the tray icon.
b.. Whether the application should be automatically hidden, if the user
clicks or double-clicks the tray icon.
c.. Whether the application should be visible on start-up.
The last item states I should be able to hide the application on state-up,
but looking at the TTrayVisibilities properties, I do not see anything that
pertains to this.
Any idea on how to hide the application so the only thing shown is the tray
icon at start-up?
Also, does anyone know what the SwingForthAndBack property is used for?
Thanks so much to all who reply,
Mike
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