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Customize Systray Notifications won't stick.
If it's not one thing it's another.
I wanted to use Customize Notifications in the systray, and in the section Current Items there are 7 items I wanted to Always Hide 2** and Always Show 5, but I have the hardest time setting them. I think they're set and the moment I click somewhere else, 3 of them change back. How I got 4 of them right, I thought I knew, but it doesn't work when I try on these three. I've tried at least 6 times. Anyone use this, know what I'm doing wrong? ** There is a Local Area Connection Not Cconnected icon that is there all the time, even though wi-fi is fine (that connection has its own icon) . Maybe it's meant for the cable connection, but I don't expect to use that. And there's a stunnel icon for using Agent 1.93 which has no SSL, but the icon is always there and never does anything so I don't need to see it. The ones not showing now that I want are the Volume and the Power. I want them. |
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Customize Systray Notifications won't stick.
NEVER MIND. I DON'T KNOW WHAT CHANGED BUT IT WORKS NOW.
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Customize Systray Notifications won't stick.
[Default] On Sun, 24 Jul 2016 02:25:59 -0400, in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general Micky wrote: NEVER MIND. I DON'T KNOW WHAT CHANGED BUT IT WORKS NOW. Sorry. |
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Customize Systray Notifications won't stick.
In message , Micky
writes: [] ** There is a Local Area Connection Not Cconnected icon that is there all the time, even though wi-fi is fine (that connection has its own icon) . Maybe it's meant for the cable connection, but I don't expect to use that. [] Glad you got it sorted. Anyway, if your system is the same as mine, yes, that is indeed what that one's for: if I hover over it, I get a popup that says Local Area Connection A network cable is unplugged. which seems fairly definitive. (The other identical one - other than not having the red cross - has a popup which says "Wireless Network Connection ()", with the name of my wifi in the brackets.) -- J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)Ar@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf It is important to write so that you can be understood. It is far more important to write so that you cannot be misunderstood. |
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Customize Systray Notifications won't stick.
[Default] On Sun, 24 Jul 2016 11:46:43 +0100, in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general "J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote: In message , Micky writes: [] ** There is a Local Area Connection Not Cconnected icon that is there all the time, even though wi-fi is fine (that connection has its own icon) . Maybe it's meant for the cable connection, but I don't expect to use that. [] Glad you got it sorted. Anyway, if your system is the same as mine, yes, that is indeed what that one's for: if I hover over it, I get a popup that says Local Area Connection A network cable is unplugged. You have no idea how long it took for that message to sink in. Because I thought I had done something either to make it not expect such a connection or maybe it was just to make the icon go away. I resisted using Hide Inactive Icons until Vista which had even more of them. which seems fairly definitive. (The other identical one - other than not having the red cross - has a popup which says "Wireless Network Connection ()", with the name of my wifi in the brackets.) Right. |
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