- What is the system tray or systray?
The system
tray [always known as systray] is a section located at one end of the taskbar in Windows
95, 98, Millennium, 2000, and XP. It is used to display the clock as
well as the icons for certain programs.
- What is the ASTC 1.50 Type?
ActiveX control.
- What is
the Compatibility of ASTC 1.50 with .Net?
100%
.NET Compatible.
- What are
the languages included in the sample code?
VB 6.0, VC++ 6.0, VB.NET, VC#.NET, VJ#.NET.
- When I'm
trying to use PopupMenu Method to popup a menu, the menu doesn't close
unless I click on a menu item?
Simply set the
value of TrackPopMenu property to true and ASTC will Track any popup menu and
close it whenever your program lost focus.
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'this code need 4
forms [Form1,Form2,Form3,Form4]
'and put 4 ASTC controls in
Form1,then add the following code to Form1
Private Sub Form_Load()
TrayIcon1.Show Me.Icon
TrayIcon2.Show Form2.Icon
TrayIcon3.Show Form3.Icon
TrayIcon4.Show Form4.Icon
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- What is the subclassing?
Technique that
allows you to handle any Windows message that your window may receive.
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Is the
TrayIcon Control subclass the window which contains the TrayIcon Control in order to
manage the event system related to the icon?
No, because TrayIcon Object dynamically creates
an
internal window related
to it's instance, and destroy this window whenever you call Hide method or close
your application, so don't worry about subclassing
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If I subclass a window with a Subclass control,
can I subclass another window with the same control?
Yes
but this will
stop subclassing the first window, note that you can't subclass a window which had
already been subclassed by another SubClass control.
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How can I stop the Nag
screen from appearing when start using the control?
You must order ASTC to stop the
nag screen from appearing, click here
to order
ASTC online now, When you order, you'll receive a special download link by email
where you can get the unrestricted version.
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