Nope, just restarted and all my System Tray icons are there, regardless of whether they are set to "Hide Always" or "Hide When Inactive" through the Windows Notification Area options. Can I change my feature request to making ObjectDock compatible with "hidden icons" in the Notification Area, or System Tray? There will still need to be some way of displaying the hidden icons, which is why I suggested something like a "
Thanks CerebroJD, Hmmm, didn't seem to work with either the Hide Always or the Hide when Inactive options... perhaps I need to restart the PC for this to work. I'll let you know how it goes tomorrow, but need to work now, so can't restart yet. I would still like to see this feature built into ObjectDock though, as I suspect that the Hide when Inactive option will not hide the items from ObjectDock's System Tray. Again, I'll verify after a restart. Cheers, Nick
Hi, I am using the paid for version Object Dock, and have my tabs at the top left of screen, my start menu/running programs dock on the bottom left, and my System Tray dock on the bottom right of my laptop... and I have hidden the Windows Start bar completely. I have a lot of stuff running on my laptop, and so my System Tray is huge, even with the icons set to their smallest size. So, when I have a number of open programs, my Start Menu/Running programs dock overlaps with the S
Hi, I am loving the apps in the Object Desktop suite. I have also purchased ObjectDock, and use that as a complete 'replacement' for the standard Windows GUI. Now, to the issue: The majority of programs that I have installed, start up fine when Windows load, but I have noticed that there are a few that simply do not load. They load perfectly if you start them manually, but this is a pain. Specific examples are: - Sygate Personal Firewall - Syman
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