Post your systray snapshot here

Heres mine.......Nothing exciting......

Wisdom-soft Screen Hunter - LAN - Skype Beta 2 - M$ Security (Switched OFF) - Volume - Safe Hardware Removal - AVG - Outpost F/Wall - Pop Up Stopper - Nvidia Settings - Tick-tock.....

Cochise, Trolling through my Tray...

 

Hey, Cochise, why don't you unload the security center service, if you don't use it?


Cheers,
nicM

 

Currently at work:

Novel Remote management, Netware services, SQL Server Service Manager, Sound, Free Download Manager, Virusscan Enterprise 8, Outlook, Winamp and Pop peerer.

So boring I almost fell asleep writting that.

 

I would switch it off but it gives me the feeling of POWER over M$..


Cochise, Using my Authority in Utah...

 

http://www.buttuglysoftware.com/systray.jpg

Well, here's mine:

CleanCache, Game Jackal, Logitech Mouse control, NOD32, Ad Muncher, RollBack Rx Pro, Atomic Time Sync and BOClean.

Bill

 

heres mine:

http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/3730/systray4uo.jpg

processguard, nod32, hostsman, look n stop, cfosspeed

OT: with windows xp new tray function, u can choose which icons to always hide or show.

http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/1925/notify8kl.jpg

 

No, you don't. See my post #26 of this thread. That's what the little "<" button is for ! (In WSFuser's post above, it's a "»" button

 

Sorry I could not get, can u explain please. In my browser no snapshot there.

 

I was talking about the system tray icons. You can hide any or all of them by accessing the Taskbar properties as explained by WSFuser and still access them simply by pushing the little button on the left edge of the system tray.

It looked to me, when you said:

as if you were saying "why hide system tray icons if you have to then go into the Start menu to access them ?". I'm simply saying "you don't have to go into the Start menu to access hidden system tray icons".

Nothing to do with viewing a snapshot in your browser.

EDIT: Oooooooh, you mean like you can't see any of the images of system trays we're posting in this thread because your browser doesn't show them ? If that's the case, then my apologies ! Hopefully, my explanation above still clarified things for you somewhat ?

 

Hi croffttk,

It,s all clear now. Thanks!!

 

updated systray:

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/7837/systray5pg.jpg

regrun watchdog, getright pro, proxomitron, nod32, taskswitchxp pro, hostman, unlocker assistant, snoop free privacy shield, windowblinds, look 'n' stop

 

From left: Port explorer, Totalcommander, Process explorer, Logitech mouse utility, Wallpaper callendar, Hercules soundcard utility, NOD32, Appdefend, Hostsman (disabled for testing) Roboform, Popman, Locate32, Nvidia utility, Card reader & certificate software (for my bank) Network Icon, Rollback Rx, Tiny Firewall (testing)

 

Sukarof: Why is it that time in a 24 hour format needs to have a "PM" ?

(actually, this is just a rhetorical question. I see this kind of thing often and it always irks me a tiny bit !)

 

ClipMate/TurboNote/Nod32/Ghost Security Suite/Volume/BOClean/LooknStop/TClockEx

 

prevx1/wifi/bitdefender 9PP/network adapter/Fritz!DSL startcenter/HostsMan/ewido anti-malware

 

lol. I actually dont know, never thought of it.
It is a software that modifies the tray clock, I looked in the settings and disabled the PM thing, so you wont have to feel irritated anymore

 

Phew ! I feel better already !