RamonUnch/AltSnap

Hide tray on startup

redsigma opened this issue · 3 comments

I am using the portable version of this tool. I am launching at windows startup by placing a shortcut in shell:startup and it works fine.

However I would like to hide it from the tray. I know there is an option in the config file called AlwaysElevate . Would it be possible to also add an option call AlwaysHideTray or something like that ?

You can hide the tray with the -h command line at AltSnap startup;
Go to the properties of the shortcut, and add at the very end of the target field the -h option, (after the quotation mark).

"C:\my\path\to\AltSnap.exe" -h

You can also use (and combine) with -e to elevate. the AlwaysElevate option is inherited from AltDrag but it is actually not needed.

You can hide the tray with the -h command line at AltSnap startup; Go to the properties of the shortcut, and add at the very end of the target field the -h option, (after the quotation mark).

"C:\my\path\to\AltSnap.exe" -h

You can also use (and combine) with -e to elevate. the AlwaysElevate option is inherited from AltDrag but it is actually not needed.

Thank you, that did the job. I am not sure if this is documented (maybe I missed it). I tried to launch AltSnap.exe --help to see if there were any command lines but it didn't show anything.

Thank you, that did the job. I am not sure if this is documented (maybe I missed it). I tried to launch AltSnap.exe --help to see if there were any command lines but it didn't show anything.

It is indeed not documented in the wiki, I should add it, It was in the original AltDrag doc by Stefan Sundin.

Plus AltSnap --help should indeed display the option list...