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Topic: nTray

I'm using nTray (32bit) on Windows 10 (64bit) and it seems to work just fine with the exception that it loads all icons on top of each other. Below is my config. Not sure how accurate the syntax is, it's the best I could do from the documentation...

*nTray Sys

SysIconSize 16
SysColor #0F00
SysOverflowAction !SizeDown!
SysX 2496 
SysY 1184
SysWidth 64
SysHeight 128
Sys{
PrimaryDirection horizontal
ColumnSpacing 0
RowSpacing 0
}
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Re: nTray

Is "!SizeDown!" a literal you have it set to?

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Re: nTray

Got the setting from this page: http://ls.greywool.com/docs/nmodules/nTray

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Re: nTray

My bad. Apparently there's plenty of stuff that didn't go too well through the wiki->html translation. tongue

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Re: nTray

I've commented this line out, but all the icons are still one on top of the other, instead of neatly side-by-side. How can I get the icons to be shown individually, instead of all of them in the top left corner of the tray?

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6 (edited by oAk 2015-08-07 16:01:36 pm)

Re: nTray

im on W8.1 and use something similar to this

*nTray sysTray
sysTray
{

    X 0
    Y 0
    Width 100
    Height 30
    PrimaryDirection Horizontal
    OverflowAction SizeRight
    Start TopLeft
    RowSpacing 5
    ColumnSpacing 5
    HideBalloons False
    Balloontime 7000
    Padding
    {
        Left 0
        Right 0
        Top 0
        Bottom 0
    }
    Tooltip
    {
        Width 150
        Height 50
        AlwaysOnTop True
        Color #658AA3
        FontColor #C4C4C4
        TextOffsetTop 2
        TextOffsetBottom 2
        TextOffsetRight 4
        TextOffsetLeft 4
        OutlineColor #E3E3E3
        OutlineWidth 0.5
    }
   
}

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Re: nTray

Ok, that works great for me! I'll have to tweak this until I found out what the problem was. So many thanks!

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