M_( 0, new ( " Save Current PostIt", new System.EventHandler(Save_Click))) M_( 0, new ( " Add New PostIt", new System.EventHandler(Add_Click))) M_notifyicon.Icon = new (GetType(), " NotifyPostIT")
timer = new (timerDelegate, autoEvent, new TimeSpan(12, 0, 0), new TimeSpan(0, 0, 0, 0, -1)) Private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) Now when i am trying to support this application in task bar, using notifyIcons - whenever i try to close the app, the icon doesn't go away and the application keeps on running in task manager, untill i again click on icon (just clicking on icon serves, no need to select any option)Īctually the timers are running as below, cause i want them to run continuosly with doing some calculation every 12 hours timer = new (timerDelegate, autoEvent, new TimeSpan(0, 0, 0), new TimeSpan(0, 0, 0, 0, -1)) I am working on a application which has timers set up in it as To Colin for keeping me cheered up with Bobs while I was burying myself inĭespair after my bad experiences with the new CD writer. While I was struggling with embedding icons into my exe. I would like to thank James Johnson for his valuable tips Protected override void Dispose( bool disposing ) Protected void Show_Click( Object sender, System.EventArgs e) Protected void Hide_Click( Object sender, System.EventArgs e) Protected void Exit_Click( Object sender, System.EventArgs e) M_notifyicon.Icon = new Icon(GetType(), " Icon1.ico") M_notifyicon.Text = " Right click for context menu" New MenuItem( " Exit", new System.EventHandler(Exit_Click))) New MenuItem( " Hide", new System.EventHandler(Hide_Click))) New MenuItem( " Show", new System.EventHandler(Show_Click))) Now that we have our icon ready we need to add it to Saving you the annoyance of having to distribute the icon with your EXE.Īdding the NotifyIcon member to your form Will instruct the compiler to embed this icon along with your EXE file, thus And change the Build Action property to Embedded Resource. Now right click on this icon from Solution Explorer. You may now create your icon here or copy/paste an icon from This will bring up a smaller list on the right and it will be easier for Populated to your liking select Resources from the tree control on the Select Icon File from the list of available templates. To Chris M and others involved in the brilliant tray icon class project overĬtrl-Shift-A will bring up the Add-New-Item dialog box. That are ever so popular with copy/paste programmers. It's funny when you think of all theĮffort Chris Maunder and others put into those MFC & SDK tray icon classes He might have a point there, but making codingĮasy is not such a bad thing after all. Most is the fact that everything is now so much more easier then ever before.Ĭhristian Graus was complaining that it was too easy and that the abominableĪllowance of gotos annoyed him.
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