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Add Icon to Tray For NT Service When User Logs Into Windows
Bid Request Id: 887
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Titon Hoque (1 ratings)
(Software buyer rating 10 )
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Jul 18, 2001
12:53:32 AM EDT
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Bidding Closes: |
Aug 1, 2001
12:54:25 AM EDT
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Description:
I am having difficulty displaying an icon in the sys tray for a service. When the program gets started by the service, it looks for the sys tray which doesn't exist until a user logs in. Is there a windows login event or something???
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Complete source code of all programming work done
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ASAP.
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This bid was accepted by the buyer!
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$10 (USD)
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Jul 19, 2001
9:06:23 AM EDT
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9.8
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| I'll do it for $10. Using a control is too bulky. There's an API to detect the username logged on to a computer. It's left blank until someone logs on. I'd just make something to subclass it. This would take me ~1 hour. |
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Jul 19, 2001
9:12:21 AM EDT
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9.8
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| Oh, the control was to be designed by you. I misinterpreted that, sorry. Yes, it can be a control or dll, or just an addition to the code that you can copy and paste. |
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Jul 20, 2001
8:38:04 AM EDT
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9.8
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| I'm putting that in, plus an event that fires when the taskbar becomes visible (I should have thought for a second before, this is really quite easy) |
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