suggestion for the System Tray

It seems you can create a folder just about anywhere except in the System
Tray. I have at least 15 programs running in my System Tray and I really
don't want to see of them. It would be great if I could hide a few of them
from sight by throwing them into a folder. They'd still be running, I just
wouldn't see them unless I opned the folder.

Just select either Exit or Close and magic they are gone

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"Dave Horne" <> wrote in message news:...
> It seems you can create a folder just about anywhere except in the System
> Tray. I have at least 15 programs running in my System Tray and I really
> don't want to see of them. It would be great if I could hide a few of them
> from sight by throwing them into a folder. They'd still be running, I just
> wouldn't see them unless I opned the folder.
>
>

> It would be great if I could hide a few of them
> from sight by throwing them into a folder. They'd still be running, I
> just
> wouldn't see them unless I opned the folder.
go to setting of the each programm and disable tray icon
almost all software has that function


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Dave Horne wrote:
> It seems you can create a folder just about anywhere except in the
> System Tray. I have at least 15 programs running in my System Tray and
> I really don't want to see of them. It would be great if I could hide a
> few of them from sight by throwing them into a folder. They'd still be
> running, I just wouldn't see them unless I opned the folder.
>
>

Right click on the Taskbar > Properties > Notification Area > Hide
Inactive Icons > Customize

Here you can choose the icons to Hide, Show or Hide When Inactive

Thanks! DH


"Peter Foldes" <> wrote in message
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Just select either Exit or Close and magic they are gone

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Peter

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"Dave Horne" <> wrote in message
news:...
> It seems you can create a folder just about anywhere except in the System
> Tray. I have at least 15 programs running in my System Tray and I really
> don't want to see of them. It would be great if I could hide a few of
> them
> from sight by throwing them into a folder. They'd still be running, I
> just
> wouldn't see them unless I opned the folder.
>
>