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Stas
Jul 14, 2009, 11:30:48 AM7/14/09
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ChangeLog of 2.2.1.13 says:
"- removed minimize to tray (or floater) feature. The same
functionality is now available via the "hidden container" feature."
And I've got a question - how should I hide container to tray by
pressing ESC key (like in early versions)? I have press "X" (close)
button, but I want to do it with ESC key.
I've tried to do it many ways, but didn't find the decision.
Thank you
"- removed minimize to tray (or floater) feature. The same
functionality is now available via the "hidden container" feature."
And I've got a question - how should I hide container to tray by
pressing ESC key (like in early versions)? I have press "X" (close)
button, but I want to do it with ESC key.
I've tried to do it many ways, but didn't find the decision.
Thank you
alex
Jul 14, 2009, 11:36:34 AM7/14/09
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ESC minimizes to the task bar by default. Since minimize to tray is gone, you actually have to use Alt-F4 to close the window (or hide it, when said option is enabled).
Stas
Jul 14, 2009, 12:05:31 PM7/14/09
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It's a pitty, but thanx for Alt+F4, it is better than "X" clicking
On 14 июл, 19:36, alex <silvercir...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ESC minimizes to the task bar by default. Since minimize to tray is gone,
> you actually have to use Alt-F4 to close the window (or hide it, when said
> option is enabled).
>
On 14 июл, 19:36, alex <silvercir...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ESC minimizes to the task bar by default. Since minimize to tray is gone,
> you actually have to use Alt-F4 to close the window (or hide it, when said
> option is enabled).
>
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