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    Minimizing To System Tray Question

    I have an application that i want to sit in the tray, i have that working using the NotifyIcon, however when i set the ShowInTaskbar of the Form to False, then i minimize the application, the icon and such are now sitting above the start bar. I would like the app to not be visable except by the tray icon. Any ideas what i need to do?
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    Above the start bar? Can you post a screenshot of that?
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    Originally posted by CornedBee
    Above the start bar? Can you post a screenshot of that?
    Here is a screenshot....
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    that is just because u've put the show in task bar to false
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    Probably. Set the property back to true, intercept the minimize event and hide the window instead.
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