Minamizing to Tray

[OcTaViuS]

Incidentally, you're incorrect about the search. It's quite easy to find one of several topics where solutions to your exact problem were presented.

almost all topics from search displayed how to get it minimized yes, but the real problem in this thread is how to get it maximized again. and nowhere on these forums can an exact answer on that be found, only suggestions based on a theory.

[Camel]

Incidentally, you're incorrect about the search. It's quite easy to find one of several topics where solutions to your exact problem were presented.

almost all topics from search displayed how to get it minimized yes, but the real problem in this thread is how to get it maximized again. and nowhere on these forums can an exact answer on that be found, only suggestions based on a theory.

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WindowState = vbMaximized

[Zakath]

If you don't know how to cause a window that you have a handle for to be displayed, you shouldn't be messing with systray stuff, period. Either use the VB "Show" builtin, or the API function ShowWindow. It's not hard to figure out.

[OcTaViuS]

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WindowState = vbMaximized

well ya that parts obviose. i meant figuring out how to implement it with the call back message

[Camel]

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WindowState = vbMaximized

well ya that parts obviose. i meant figuring out how to implement it with the call back message

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Sub thecallbackmessage()
    someform.Show
    someform.WindowState = vbMaximized
End Sub