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I have a program that will kill certain processes when they run. This works really well, but there is one problem. The autoit icon is always visible in the taskbar. Is there anyway to "Hide" the icon so it is not visible?

I need this feature because I need to hide this program from running so it will not be stopped unless someone cancels is through task manager(which I am not worried about).

My younger brother basically takes control of the computer to play free online poker. Now this isnt as bad as some habits but he plays for almost 3-4 hrs a day. I just want to be able to limit the amount of time he plays by killing the process over and over when it is run. I need that feature so he wouldn't be able to cancel the script.(he doesnt know how to access task manager, so it is not a problem there.)

Would this feature even be possible in win 98 also?

Any leading in the right direction would be appreciated.

Thanks

Posted

Insert this in your script. The icon will not show.

#notrayicon

or

Opt("TrayIconHide", 1)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

very simple solution

thank you

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