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01-05-2006, 07:49 AM
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Stay in the system tray - not on the taskbar
When you start Messenger, I really do not want it to stay minimized in the
taskbar taking up space. How can I make it just stay in the system tray area? You can configure Blackberry Desktop software that when minimized it will go to the tray, so can Messenger do this also? -- Spin 
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01-05-2006, 07:49 AM
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Re: Stay in the system tray - not on the taskbar
Click on the close button (X) instead of minimise (_). It won't actually
close, but it hides itself from the taskbar and keeps an icon in the notification area. HTH Mike "Spin" <Spin@spin.com> wrote in message news:3stdi2Fq3j29U1@individual.net... > When you start Messenger, I really do not want it to stay minimized in the > taskbar taking up space. How can I make it just stay in the system tray > area? You can configure Blackberry Desktop software that when minimized it > will go to the tray, so can Messenger do this also? > > -- > Spin > >
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