RMRK is retiring.
Registration is disabled. The site will remain online, but eventually become a read-only archive. More information.

RMRK.net has nothing to do with Blockchains, Cryptocurrency or NFTs. We have been around since the early 2000s, but there is a new group using the RMRK name that deals with those things. We have nothing to do with them.
NFTs are a scam, and if somebody is trying to persuade you to buy or invest in crypto/blockchain/NFT content, please turn them down and save your money. See this video for more information.
Window Blinds question.
Pages: [1]

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

pokeball :)OfflineMale
********
Cheese
Rep:
Level 95
?
#1 • Apr 24, 2007
    • how do I make it not hide the system tray?
    Watch out for: HaloOfTheSun
    pokeball haloOfTheSunOffline
    *
    Rep:
    Level 97
    Definitely better than Hitler.
    2014 Best IRC Chatterbox2014 Best Musician2013 King of RMRK2013 Best Musician2013 Best Use of Avatar and Signature Space2013 Funniest MemberFor the great victory in the Breakfast War.2012 Best Username2012 Best MusicianFor frequent good quality Wiki writing [citation needed]2011 Funniest Member2011 Best MusicianMost entertaining member on the IRC2010 Most Missed Member
    #2 • Apr 24, 2007
    • I don't think it does. ?_? Perhaps your problem is with something else? I can't find any settings in Windowblinds dealing with the system tray, other than minimizing it TO the system tray, so... ???

    EDIT: What version are you using?
    :tinysmile:
    pokeball :)OfflineMale
    ********
    Cheese
    Rep:
    Level 95
    ?
    #3 • Apr 24, 2007
    • I knew it! I hit close on the object dock because it was messing up and everything froze then went back then I hit SHOW taskbar...now the taskbar is going up and down (or maybe it was always doing that IDK I jsut un-hid it.

    also I'm using version 5.
    Watch out for: HaloOfTheSun
    Pages: [1]