system-tray

问题 In Windows 7, I had an AutoHotKey script that would automatically Right-Click on a tray icon. #Include %A_Scriptdir%\TrayIcon.ahk TrayIcon_Button("CCC.exe", "R") Which used the TrayIcon.ahk library from FanaticGuru's post. This worked just fine on Windows 7, but no longer works on Windows 10. Is there a way to right click on a TrayIcon in an AutoHotKey script on Windows 10? Here is the TrayIcon_Button function from the library. I refrained from posting the entire library since it is fairly

问题 I am debating whether to hide or not to hide the system tray in a Windows Phone 7 application. I've not found any general suggestions on this issue -the official Windows Phone design guidelines don't address this issue at all - except for Jeff Wilcox's blog post who suggested that he personally likes to see the system tray in applications. I'd like some general advice on this issue from other Windows Phone developers. Some reasons for showing the system tray are Doesn't take up that much

问题 I want to add application in System Tray when user minimize or close the form. I have done it for the Minimize case. Can anyone tell me that how i can keep my app running and add it into System Tray when I close the form? public MainWindow() { InitializeComponent(); System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon ni = new System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon(); ni.Icon = new System.Drawing.Icon(Helper.GetImagePath("appIcon.ico")); ni.Visible = true; ni.DoubleClick += delegate(object sender, EventArgs args) { this

问题 I have a few old apps I've written (in Delphi) which for various reasons use a system tray icon. Most are using AppControls TacTrayIcon or some other similar component. Here's my question: How does one control the position of a tray icon? (i.e. where it is, say, relative to the system time -- 1st position/"slot", 2nd position/"slot", etc). I recall seeing a demo (C#, if memory serves) that allowed the user to "shift icon to the left" and "shift icon to the right", but don't recall how it was

问题 I'm trying to have an icon be added and displayed to the system tray using Java. However the icon is always either too small, or its cut off in areas. Its the second one from left in case you couldn't tell. What am I doing wrong here? How can I get this icon to be displayed fully? What's the standard icon size to be used for system tray? Edit: I am using AWT SystemTray and TrayIcon 回答1: After you've retrieved the actual image resource from disk, you can resize it to the size you need by

问题 I'm trying to add a TrayIcon inside a Tray that already appears. I'm new in Java so i can be calling wrong methods. Could someone help me please? The code i use is: if (!SystemTray.isSupported()) { System.out.println("SystemTray is not supported"); return; } final SystemTray tray = SystemTray.getSystemTray(); Image image = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage("systemtray.png"); PopupMenu popup = new PopupMenu(); final TrayIcon trayIcon = new TrayIcon(image, "The Tip Text", popup); trayIcon

问题 this.ShowInTaskbar = false; this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized; //this.visible = false (Hotkeys stop working forever but the grey rest of the form would disappear from above taskbar) ReRegisterHotkeys(); I use the code above to minimize my application with a tray icon. Now the minimized rest of my form hangs still in the left right corner a little above the taskbar where the start button resides. Visible is only the forms grey titlebar with the little "x" to close it and its caption

问题 I'm able to create a system tray application in Java, but I'm having trouble with positioning. The program will simply need to handle a few inputs/outputs, so I would like it to be easily accessible. My question is, when I click the system tray icon for my application how can I set it's position elegantly above the system tray? The requirements being that it does this regardless of display settings (resolution, multi monitors, etc) and Taskbar location. Is there a way to tell it to open near

问题 I have an application which adds an icon to the notification area (aka the "system tray") using Shell_NotifyIcon. The icon has a context menu with various important commands. When the app runs on the local system, the context menu works fine. However, when the app is run as a Terminal Services RemoteApp, right-clicking the icon does not display the context menu. The various keyboard-based methods for opening the context menu also don't work. Double-clicking the icon still behaves as expected,

问题 So I'm trying to create a tooltip at some point on the screen. ToolTip tip = new ToolTip(); tip.Show("foobar", **IWin32Window window**, new Point(100, 100)) The problem is I don't know what to insert as the window parameter in the above. My app runs entirely out of the system tray, and has no other GUI elements. It's called notifyIcon1 . That is created through Form1 . Neither of these values work when plugged in to tip.Show(). How can I generate a tooltip anywhere on my screen using only the