Accessing the Systray; what language/function does this?
 

I want to put an icon in the systray. I don't think VBA does this.
Is there a VC++ or C++ Function or Sub that I can declare that will allow me
to create a systray icon (or is it windows_notification_area)?
Thanks in advance,
Yo.

Accessing the Systray; what language/function does this?
 

"Yo" wrote in message
...
I want to put an icon in the systray. I don't think VBA does this.
Is there a VC++ or C++ Function or Sub that I can declare that will allow
me
to create a systray icon (or is it windows_notification_area)?
Thanks in advance,
Yo.


It can be done from any language, provided you can make calls to the Windows
API. But ask in a windows newsgroup. That's where you'll find
windows-related answers.
-Howard

Accessing the Systray; what language/function does this?
 

Thanks. I only have a tiny grasp of a VB, and because of the minmal
documentation regarding API in the Help file, I assumed that any calls to
the API had to be done in C++. I assumed that's what this newsgroup was.
Thanks for guiding me, I'll look elsewehre.
Yo.


"Howard" wrote in message
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"Yo" wrote in message
...
I want to put an icon in the systray. I don't think VBA does this.
Is there a VC++ or C++ Function or Sub that I can declare that will
allow
me
to create a systray icon (or is it windows_notification_area)?
Thanks in advance,
Yo.


It can be done from any language, provided you can make calls to the
Windows
API. But ask in a windows newsgroup. That's where you'll find
windows-related answers.
-Howard

Accessing the Systray; what language/function does this?
 

See on line help for the Declare statement. This lets you
declare the API functions you want to use.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com

"Yo" wrote in message
...
Thanks. I only have a tiny grasp of a VB, and because of the
minmal
documentation regarding API in the Help file, I assumed that
any calls to
the API had to be done in C++. I assumed that's what this
newsgroup was.
Thanks for guiding me, I'll look elsewehre.
Yo.


"Howard" wrote in message
...

"Yo" wrote in message
...
I want to put an icon in the systray. I don't think VBA
does this.
Is there a VC++ or C++ Function or Sub that I can declare
that will
allow
me
to create a systray icon (or is it
windows_notification_area)?
Thanks in advance,
Yo.


It can be done from any language, provided you can make calls
to the
Windows
API. But ask in a windows newsgroup. That's where you'll
find
windows-related answers.
-Howard

Accessing the Systray; what language/function does this?
 

Thanks Chip!


"Chip Pearson" wrote in message
...
See on line help for the Declare statement. This lets you
declare the API functions you want to use.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com

"Yo" wrote in message
...
Thanks. I only have a tiny grasp of a VB, and because of the
minmal
documentation regarding API in the Help file, I assumed that
any calls to
the API had to be done in C++. I assumed that's what this
newsgroup was.
Thanks for guiding me, I'll look elsewehre.
Yo.


"Howard" wrote in message
...

"Yo" wrote in message
...
I want to put an icon in the systray. I don't think VBA
does this.
Is there a VC++ or C++ Function or Sub that I can declare
that will
allow
me
to create a systray icon (or is it
windows_notification_area)?
Thanks in advance,
Yo.


It can be done from any language, provided you can make calls
to the
Windows
API. But ask in a windows newsgroup. That's where you'll
find
windows-related answers.
-Howard