tray manager / organizer

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*Prot3anThr3ad*

i know this has been discussed before but i'm looking for a tray
manager / organizer that'll let me collapse my tray bar into one or two
icons.
 
i know this has been discussed before but i'm looking for a tray
manager / organizer that'll let me collapse my tray bar into one or two
icons.
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On XP, you can do this without additional apps.
Right-click the taskbar and take tab 'Taskbar', then tick the box
"hide inactive icons". You can customise which icons are to be hidden
when inactive.
 
That's your mind reading skills coming out again JJS ;-)

No, we are internet friends.... I consider you one too....

I am truly friendly, but some people are not on the same wavelength...

What can I do? I offer.. but they reject.

I talk, but they ridicule...

You cant win them all they say... and it is true....

It may seem silly but you can study the human nature in these newsgroups. I
have learned some vital lessons.
 
No, we are internet friends.... I consider you one too....

I am truly friendly, but some people are not on the same wavelength...
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It's very easy to take people the wrong way on usenet.
I often post shortened versions of my views but find others start
doing textual analyses.

What can I do? I offer.. but they reject.

I talk, but they ridicule...

You cant win them all they say... and it is true....

It may seem silly but you can study the human nature in these newsgroups. I
have learned some vital lessons.
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Absolutely. Studying people is an interesting pasttime on newsgroups.
People will often express opinions from behind a handle that they
would never say in public under their own name. I notice this on the
political NGs especially.
 
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