Systray icons are a doddle. I've emailed you off this list my version of
the Freenet.exe code rewritten in C. You'll see that most of the important
details are going to be shared between pretty much any project that uses a
systray icon.
I've also emailed you a simpler application which sits in the systray and,
when you double-click it, runs a command line defined in the registry. This
command line can simply be anything you like - launch an application, launch
a document, etc.
I agree that C is easier to read than assembly ... :)
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "Owen Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 11:49 PM
Subject: [freenet-devl] systray icon
> I was wondering if someone knew an easier way of creating a system tray
> icon than the assembly (!!) implementation Freenet has. I need a tray
> icon for my own program (FreeSearch) because no one seems to be willing
> to deal with two windows on their desktops. I say "minimize!" but no
> one listens. I didn't even know that napster minimizes to a tray icon,
> and people expect taht behavior as default.
>
> So can anyone point me to a way of creating a tray icon that basically
> launches a java program when needed?
>
> owen
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