task bar icon, closing

[Slava Paperno]

Under Windows, all my projectors use the QuitMsg Xtra 
(http://mediamacros.com/files/quitmsg.zip) to intercept the system Close 
command when the user clicks the X in the top right corner of the projector 
window. This works great, and I couldn't live without this Xtra, because 
one really has to be able to warn the user about unsaved data, etc.

However, the QuitMsg Xtra does not intercept the Windows Close command when 
the user selects it from the context menu that pops up when you right-click 
the projector's icon in the taskbar--at least not under Windows 2000 and XP.

Does anyone know how to achieve that?

And another related item: in many aplications, the tooltip that pops up 
when you move the mouse over the icon in the taskbar contains more than the 
application's name... the name of the current document, for example. Does 
anyone know how to do this for a projector?

A projector is not really a conforming Windows app until things like that 
can be standardized.

Thanks,

Slava

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