V
vikram sena
I want to hide system tray with password security.
B
Bob I
That's not how it works.
V
vikram sena
I want to hide system tray icons with password security
B
Bob I
You can't. They are either there or the aren't. If the application that
puts the icon in the notification area(what you are calling system tray)
allows it to be displayed or not then you may "turn off the icon". The
ICON is not "hidden", it is not there. "Password security" is not part
of the control, only user authority.
puts the icon in the notification area(what you are calling system tray)
allows it to be displayed or not then you may "turn off the icon". The
ICON is not "hidden", it is not there. "Password security" is not part
of the control, only user authority.
G
Guest
Hy vikram
Bob is almost right!
This makes not much sense. I mean the password thing!
- In case of just hiding the tray icons, this is only standard possible in
Win XP.
(http://windows.about.com/library/tips/bltip501.htm)
- There are some tools on the market. They may have your desired
functionality. Have a look for systrayx.com .
Cheers Marcel
Bob is almost right!
This makes not much sense. I mean the password thing!
- In case of just hiding the tray icons, this is only standard possible in
Win XP.
(http://windows.about.com/library/tips/bltip501.htm)
- There are some tools on the market. They may have your desired
functionality. Have a look for systrayx.com .
Cheers Marcel