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[VB6] Tray Icon?


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Is there any way i can get a tray icon for my application? I know it is possible (i.e. MSN, Quicktime, etc, etc) but is it in VB6? I'm fine if it means using API.

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it isnt working - "Object Required". Any clues? I've tried adding the scripting and shell references, it still doesn't work.

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Hi, I'm the author of that code that you were linked to. The error is probably because you haven't created the picture box it needs to use as a handler. Perhaps you should give the specific line of code the problem is on?

If you have any further problems, come and speak to us on irc (#visualbasic on Quakenet) or email me (eAi[at]opencoding.net).

eAi

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thanx eAi, being the impatient person that I am, I failed to miss that. It works now. Thanx so much 8=D

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Hi, I'm the author of that code that you were linked to. The error is probably because you haven't created the picture box it needs to use as a handler. Perhaps you should give the specific line of code the problem is on?

If you have any further problems, come and speak to us on irc (#visualbasic on Quakenet) or email me (eAi[at]opencoding.net).

eAi

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Welcome To Neowin, eAi. :D

Thanks :)

As to the OCX thing, I and most other people I know tend to avoid OCX as they're a hastle to include and register and so on. Anyway, its good to know how it all works, I'd much prefer to write my own class than use someone else's ocx.

eAi

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