In Windows 10, I was able to do this.
In Windows 11, I have to right click the task bar, choose task bar settings, choose Other system tray icons, and manually enable each one (see screenshots below).
The issue is, some applications seem to create new system tray icons and I have to repeat this process.
Is there a way to always display all system tray icons in the taskbar?
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After updating to iOS 13, a black rectangle appears next to a button on the login screen of my app. I'm told it appears for users running iOS 12 as well. This is the artifact:
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The app was written in Swift 4 using Xcode 11. The artifact appears to be cutting off the normal width of the login button, as if the internal padding was rendered outside the border, so the button looks lopsided.
This is what the login view looks like in Xcode:
Here is the document outline for the login view:
Here are the attribute settings for the Login button (note: the background is an image asset):
Here are the constraints on the button. I notice there are two identical constraints for aligning horizontally in the parent container- could that cause this?
If I install the app directly using Xcode the artifact does not appear, even if I don't make any changes. However, every employee downloads the IPA from an internal app store and they see it. Can anyone suggest a solution?
I want to know if you can put authserver and worldserver to the background. I know mangos do this and since in the end, Azerothcore is based on mangos so I'm wondering if Azerothcore can still do this.
Or another way I do it for windows is use RBtray
RBTray is a small Windows program that runs in the background and allows almost any window to be minimized to the system tray by:
Right-Clicking its minimize button
Shift-Right-Clicking on its title bar
Using the Windows-Alt-Down hotkey
Note that not all all of these methods will work for every window, so please use whichever one works for your needs.
Just a guess that your trying to move console windows to system tray?.
I've set various Visual Assets in my Package.appxmanifest i.e.
Square 71x71 Logo
Square 150x150 Logo
Square 310x310 Logo
Square 44x44 Logo
Store Logo
I don't have any images defined for Wide 310x150 Logo and for the Badge Logo.
When installed on the phone, it displays the logo as expected when the app is listed in the application list and when pinned to the start screen.
When installed on my laptop, it displays the logo as expected when the app is pinned to the Start menu.
And yet when I run this on my laptop the app in desktop mode, it displays the default square with a cross in my taskbar (or when using alt-tab).
Do I have to set up an icon somewhere else or do I need to setup another visual asset that's not listed?
Thanks.
UPDATE:
See Bart's answer below for solution but here are a few useful links I found:
Guidelines for tile and icon assets
Tile and toast visual assets (Windows Runtime apps)
How to generate and manage app visual assets for Windows AND Windows Phone with ease using Photoshop actions
If you used the default Windows 10 UWP template, these assets are added.
The Square44x44Logo.targetsize-24_altform-unplated.png icon is shown in the taskbar and when switching between apps. If you remove this file, Windows normally falls back to the Square44x44Logo.png file (at least on my machine).
I am using with a MDI workspace.
I need a non-modal window that sits above everything in the workspace (or, everything in the application), but allows interaction with the workspace.
The following achieves that effect:
QDialog* widget = new QDialog();
widget->setModal(false);
widget->setWindowFlags(Qt::WindowStaysOnTopHint);
widget->show();
BUT--This window also stays on top of all other application windows that are running alongside my application. (As in, if I open Chrome, my window is on top of Chrome too.)
I would like for the window to stay on top of ONLY my application.
I am using Qt 4.8, but a 5.4-compatible solution would be ideal.
I am using Windows 7 Pro SP1, but naturally a platform independent solution is ideal.
Thank you!
I want to make a tray applet using Qt that will use an output from a bash script to show some basic info. Is that possible to do in Qt? I wasn't able to find any tutorial via google, though.
What about the System Tray Icon Example?
(Please note that the term "applet" is something different than the term "tray icon". The former is used for something more than just an icon and in most cases (which is very system dependent) a background process and placed by the user into the tray bar, where your tray icon is put in the system tray bar by a foreground application.)