WinXP system tray quandry

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Keenan P.

I am not looking for a Launcher. What I am looking for is an application
that will take the icons in my system tray and allow me to place them
within this app's icon (in the system tray) so when I open ( << ) the
tray I do not have so many icons.
I've googled long for this...
POKO
 
I am not looking for a Launcher. What I am looking for is an application
that will take the icons in my system tray and allow me to place them
within this app's icon (in the system tray) so when I open ( << ) the
tray I do not have so many icons.
I've googled long for this...
POKO
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XP is not mentioned BUT you might like to see if it works. See :

http://www.mlin.net/TraySaver.shtml

Regards, John.

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Keenan P. wrote:
|| I am not looking for a Launcher. What I am looking for is an
|| application that will take the icons in my system tray and allow me
|| to place them within this app's icon (in the system tray) so when I
|| open ( << ) the tray I do not have so many icons.
|| I've googled long for this...
|| POKO

Try this;

http://www.traywizard.com/

Tray Wizard is designed to greatly extend user's convenience while working
in Microsoft Windows products family. It provides a wide range of abilities
in a task bar system area (i.e. system tray) management.


With Tray Wizard you can:

- Launch your favourite applications from tray menu.
- Use fixed order of icons in tray.
- Remove icons that are not in use.
- Show/hide icons using predefined key combination.
- Minimize windows to tray or tray menu rather than task panel.
- Manage session/power state of your computer.


Tray Wizard is now freeware!
 
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