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Topic: «
Hide any window you like!
, How to hide a window when the need arises » on forum:
Window Rules, or Tips and Tricks
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Michael Rezvanov
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01/31/2007
Posted:
10/24/2007 00:48:45
Hello everyone,
Today I'd like to tell you how Actual Window Manager or Actual Window Minimizer can help you to hide any window completely (from desktop/tray/tasklist but not from the process list though). It can be essential, for example, if you like to play a game or chat via
ICQ
, but your wife doesn't share your views in this question. Or it can be also very useful when you started a downloading process and go to have a cup of tea at the same time and don't want someone to stop the downloading process while you are away. You need to do the following:
1. Create specific settings for the required window.
2. In the
Minimizing property sheet
check
Tray
in the
Minimization mode
group and
No Icon
in the
Tray Icon Mode
group.
3. Save changes.
Now when the need arises click the
Minimize Alternatively
button/choose the
Minimize to Tray
window menu item or use the hotkey (<Win-.> by default) to hide the required window completely. To restore the window press <Win-H> or right-click Actual Window Manager's or Actual Window Minimizer's (depending on what you use) icon in the tray, select
Unhide
, then select your window.
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