WindowsSystemTrayMBS.Add as boolean

dim e as WindowsSystemTrayMBS // your system tray object

if e.add then
  list.addrow "Added icon."
else
  list.addrow "Failed to add icon."
end if

Returns true if successfull.
You can change the Icon&Mask or the Tooltip string.

WindowsSystemTrayMBS.Modify as boolean

Returns true if successfull.
You can change the Icon&Mask or the Tooltip string.

WindowsSystemTrayMBS.Remove as boolean

Returns true if successfull.

WindowsSystemTrayMBS.SetFocus as boolean

May be useful to call as cleanup after some context menu was shown.

WindowsSystemTrayMBS.SetIconFile(IconFile as FolderItem, IconID as Integer) as boolean

dim wst as WindowsSystemTrayMBS // your system tray

call wst.SetIconFile(file,1)

Returns true on success and false on failure.
What image depths are used and supported depends on the Windows version.
IconID = 0 points to the first icon in the file.

The icon file can be .ico, .exe, .dll or similar files with windows icon resource.

Some examples using this method:

• /Win/Windows System Tray
• /Win/Windows System Tray with Icon file/Windows System Tray with Icon file

WindowsSystemTrayMBS.SetIconPicture(Icon as picture, Mask as picture) as boolean

dim myicon as picture // your picture
dim mymask as picture // the mask for the picture
dim wst as WindowsSystemTrayMBS // your system tray

call wst.SetIconPicture(myicon, mymask)

Returns true on success and false on failure.
What image depths are used and supported depends on the Windows version.

Type is 0 for a small icon and 1 for a big icon.

Some examples using this method:

• /Win/Windows System Tray