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Is there a way to hide the icon, even the one that flashes on the start?

help file states:

"TrayIconHide - The icon will still initially appear ~750 milliseconds."

Forum: Search ....... a lot of stuff of adding and manipulating the tray. So may be I missed "my" part.

Please do not ask why I need to do this. MyAutoit Prg is very short and so the icon appears for a blink of an eye in the tray and than it's gone.

This is not nice.

In case I missed something, just post the link, but I tried hard to find....

Thx, for your help

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Is there a way to hide the icon, even the one that flashes on the start?

help file states:

"TrayIconHide - The icon will still initially appear ~750 milliseconds."

Forum: Search ....... a lot of stuff of adding and manipulating the tray. So may be I missed "my" part.

Please do not ask why I need to do this. MyAutoit Prg is very short and so the icon appears for a blink of an eye in the tray and than it's gone.

This is not nice.

In case I missed something, just post the link, but I tried hard to find....

Thx, for your help

Put this on start your script.

#NoTrayIcon

When the words fail... music speaks.

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Put this on start your script.

#NoTrayIcon

Great Work - That's exactly what I needed. Dam, I missed it in the help file.

But in the help file there is a reference from #NoTrayIcon to Opt("TrayIconHide", 1) but on the

Opt("TrayIconHide", 1) there is no reference to #NoTrayIcon. So, this how I missed it.

But shame on me and thx to you

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Great Work - That's exactly what I needed. Dam, I missed it in the help file.

But in the help file there is a reference from #NoTrayIcon to Opt("TrayIconHide", 1) but on the

Opt("TrayIconHide", 1) there is no reference to #NoTrayIcon. So, this how I missed it.

But shame on me and thx to you

Welcome to forum.

Maybe a reference from Opt("TrayIconHide", 1) to #NoTrayIcon is need.

When the words fail... music speaks.

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