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    Task bar

    My program is borderless, however I still want it to register in the task bar..
    How can I make this happen?

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    Re: Task bar

    ShowintaskBar=True


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    Re: Task bar

    It seems neither of those are working for me.
    The first post doesnt do anything different to the program
    Where as the second, ShowInTaskbar is an element of the form however states: "Compile Error: Function or interface marked as restricted, or the function uses an Automation type not supported in visual basic."

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    Re: Task bar

    Quote Originally Posted by Randomality
    Where as the second, ShowInTaskbar is an element of the form however states: "Compile Error: Function or interface marked as restricted, or the function uses an Automation type not supported in visual basic."
    in the properties menu, fyi

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    Re: Task bar

    click on your form... then on the form's properties, change the showintaskbar value to true... ^_^
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    Re: Task bar

    Yes thank you, I eventually worked that out, cheers guys.

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