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Re: Delphi Application in system tray???

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From: Douglas G. Phillips
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 00:00
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I found that the documentation on this method was very sketchy, but there
was a very good article I found on the net at:

http://www.inquiry.com/techtips/delphi_pro/files/10min0798.htm
entitled "Creating a System Tray Application:  A 10-Minute Solution.

If it's not there I would be willing to send you a copy.

Douglas G. Phillips, Owner
Simple Business Solutions

Custom Solutions to Meet Your Needs
solution@fgi.net

Jim O'Brien wrote in message ...
>In article <7651vj$qmg$1@reader1.wxs.nl>, Eymert Versteegt wrote:
>> Does anyone know another delphi VCL component?
>>
>You don't really need one - implementing this behavior yourself is quite
>straightforward.  Check out Shell_NotifyIcon() in the WinAPI help.
>
>--
>Sun, 27 Dec 1998 22:23 EST
>Jim O'Brien, UnitOOPS Software   unitoops@remove-this-prefix.unitoops.com
>Check out our OLE Drag and Drop Components at http://www.unitoops.com/
>Browse examples online at <http://www.unitoops.com/uoole/examples/>
>
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From: "Douglas G. Phillips" <solution@fgi.net>
Subject: Re: Delphi Application in system tray???
Date: 1998/12/29
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