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Help with NotifyIcon on Windows 7

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    Soumya92
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    Hi All, I am writing a small app that shows a dialog when its tray icon is clicked. The problem is, on Windows 7 the NotifyIcon does not appear at all. I checked both the normal tray and the hidden icons. It is not there. I also checked the visible property of the icon, both at designtime and runtime. Also, any balloon tips to be shown are not shown. Any help in this matter would be appreciated. Thanks.

    ~ Soumya92

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      Hi All, I am writing a small app that shows a dialog when its tray icon is clicked. The problem is, on Windows 7 the NotifyIcon does not appear at all. I checked both the normal tray and the hidden icons. It is not there. I also checked the visible property of the icon, both at designtime and runtime. Also, any balloon tips to be shown are not shown. Any help in this matter would be appreciated. Thanks.

      ~ Soumya92

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      Be sure you've assigned an icon to NotifyIcon component. Unlike Forms, there's no default icon for tray icons (so they won't show unless you've assigned one).

      Adam Maras | Software Developer Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

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        Be sure you've assigned an icon to NotifyIcon component. Unlike Forms, there's no default icon for tray icons (so they won't show unless you've assigned one).

        Adam Maras | Software Developer Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

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        That was indeed the reason for my problem. Stupid of me not to see it. :-D

        ~ Soumya92

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