opening system tray running program

[$hravan]

hey guys

i want to open a program by using autoit hich is minimized to system tray .

i am using RUN command to open any other program

but if some program is running and minimized to system tray , say googletalk. how can i open it ???

plz tell me some command to access system tray program.....

[jdumont]

hmmm. autoit revealer does not change when you scroll through the alt+tab windows.

I would go something like alt+tab but wait for "active window" until your app is active, then exit.

good luck

[$hravan]

hmmm. autoit revealer does not change when you scroll through the alt+tab windows.

I would go something like alt+tab but wait for "active window" until your app is active, then exit.

good luck

thanks 4 the reply....

i hope this can solve my problem.....

but i can't catch u clearly about active window and alt+tab windows ...... can u plz explain me in detail abt it by writing a small command.....

[$hravan]

thanks 4 the reply....

i hope this can solve my problem.....

but i can't catch u clearly about active window and alt+tab windows ...... can u plz explain me in detail abt it by writing a small command.....

i am actually very much interested in learning this autoit eventhough i had installed it recently.....

actually here is my problem....

i want to open one of my program which is minimized to system tray by writing a code for it in autoIT , i thought that i can acheive it by sending a set of keyboard inputs through "Send" command

i found that the following combination leads to highlight system tray icons

windows+d+{tab 4}

windows+d is to show desktop and {tab 4} is to highlight one of the system tray icons.......

but this combination is not working.....

so can anyone plzz suggest me how can i acheive this.....

[Azu]

Windows+d

Sleep 500ms

Tab 4

[amanda089]

If the application is just minimized then that will work, if it is sent to be an icon next to the clock then you will have to send the message that it needs (I have no idea which one) in order to restore.