_Chris_ Posted September 13, 2006 Posted September 13, 2006 I have a program that runs in the system tray. As part of a script i end a process which kills this program. This works fine but the icon stays in the tray until you hover over it, then it disapears. Any ideas on how to get it to disapear automatically, NOT using a mouse co-ordinate control?
Valik Posted September 13, 2006 Posted September 13, 2006 Search the forum, there's a function for just such a use. It requires moving the mouse, but I think you'll find that is hardly a problem with the function I wrote.
_Chris_ Posted September 13, 2006 Author Posted September 13, 2006 ok ill try, what i mean is my program runs ANOTHER program (remote support listener). When you click Disconect on my software, it end the process that the remote listener uses. I then reset my program to show which remote listeners are being used so that they can start again. But they end up with like 10 icons at the bottom!! Is moving the mouse reliable as people will have different screen resolutions/sizes?
IsleOfTechno Posted November 19, 2006 Posted November 19, 2006 (edited) ok ill try, what i mean is my program runs ANOTHER program (remote support listener). When you click Disconect on my software, it end the process that the remote listener uses. I then reset my program to show which remote listeners are being used so that they can start again. But they end up with like 10 icons at the bottom!! Is moving the mouse reliable as people will have different screen resolutions/sizes?you can work with relative values, you can use @DesktopWidth and so on to work alway with correct koordinates to move the mouse over the tray-symbols Edited November 19, 2006 by IsleOfTechno www.galenda.de - Der Kalender in AutoITwww.dsbot.de - Die Seite für Bot-Programmierung in AutoIt allgemein und für meinen dieStämme-Bot
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