bill
December 5th 03, 01:18 AM
I have the same problem here, when minimizing the
taskmanager with the option "hide when minimized" checked
it still disappear when hiding.
>-----Original Message-----
>> This should be determined by how you configure it. From
the task manager,
>> the options menu has a "hide when minimized" option. If
it's checked, you
>> shouldn't see it in the task bar, and if not, you
should. This shouldn't
>> very from usage to usage.
>
>I've played with that "hide when minimized" setting. If
it's activated,
>then when I minimize the task manager it is "hidden" and
doesn't show up
>in the task bar *OR* the tray. If it's not activated,
then it will
>minimize visibly in either the task bar or the tray in
some way that I
>can't predict.
>
>Playing with task manager again while writing this note,
I've also
>realized that it isn't really a minimization problem.
When the tray
>does work correctly, it shows the CPU utilization in the
tray whether
>the task manager is open or minimized. When it isn't
working, then it
>doesn't show in the tray whether the program is minimized
or not. It
>just started working again when I hit the "users" tab
though this may be
>entirely coincidence.
>
>Bill Martin
>.
>
taskmanager with the option "hide when minimized" checked
it still disappear when hiding.
>-----Original Message-----
>> This should be determined by how you configure it. From
the task manager,
>> the options menu has a "hide when minimized" option. If
it's checked, you
>> shouldn't see it in the task bar, and if not, you
should. This shouldn't
>> very from usage to usage.
>
>I've played with that "hide when minimized" setting. If
it's activated,
>then when I minimize the task manager it is "hidden" and
doesn't show up
>in the task bar *OR* the tray. If it's not activated,
then it will
>minimize visibly in either the task bar or the tray in
some way that I
>can't predict.
>
>Playing with task manager again while writing this note,
I've also
>realized that it isn't really a minimization problem.
When the tray
>does work correctly, it shows the CPU utilization in the
tray whether
>the task manager is open or minimized. When it isn't
working, then it
>doesn't show in the tray whether the program is minimized
or not. It
>just started working again when I hit the "users" tab
though this may be
>entirely coincidence.
>
>Bill Martin
>.
>