Is there any software that can automatically minimize a window based on it's title to the tray (preferably free)
Could you better describe what you want? Do you mean that will will check all open windows for the titles, and if it matches your list it will automatically minimize it?
Or you mean at the press of a button, it will minimize all windows that match your settings?
I want a window with the title "Tunnel" to be minimized to the Tray as soon as it opens.
Ok, I have the little app I made working, and the configuration is not TOO annoying to use. Still looks ugly as hell though, especially in the code. It's pretty much all default signatures and that, and there is probably some optimization to be done as well. I'll try to do that a bit (Currently, it has to iterate through each rule on each process, 10 times a second).
I'd do more work on not making it crap, but for a request thread I think it'll do.
If there are any bugs / feature requests, post and I'll look at it when I get up.
[url]http://www.upload.moogen.org/uploads/randomshit/MinimiseToTray.zip[/url]
Or you could launch the application from a shortcut and then set the shortcut to "Run: minimized".
[QUOTE=Larikang;21404457]Or you could launch the application from a shortcut and then set the shortcut to "Run: minimized".[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=danharibo;21397238]to the tray[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Larikang;21404457]Or you could launch the application from a shortcut and then set the shortcut to "Run: minimized".[/QUOTE]
I doubt that would work. Although, you are correct, it should minimize to the tray. I can't be sure if the application he wants to use it with supports that, and mine just minimizes it normally. I suppose I'll change it so that it hides each window and adds it to a list on my icon.
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[url]http://www.upload.moogen.org/uploads/randomshit/MinimiseToTray%201.1.zip[/url]
There. Now it hides the window, but keeps a reference to it and keeps it in a list on the notifyicon. Still fucking terrible code though.
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Oh, and you can click on the reference (it does processname - windowstitle) and it will toggle status. By default, it hides it, but if you click it it will return, click it again and it's gone, etc.
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