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    network activity blinking try icon

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by newsposter, Dec 15, 2009.

  1. newsposter

    newsposter Notebook Virtuoso

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    newsposter, Dec 15, 2009
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  2. Kuu

    Kuu That Quiet Person

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    I like the Vista style icon personally~

    Still useful though.
     
    Kuu, Dec 15, 2009
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  3. makaveli72

    makaveli72 Eat.My.Shorts

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    This is cool, but I don't want any **blinking** network icon in my task tray. :D
     
    makaveli72, Dec 15, 2009
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  4. newsposter

    newsposter Notebook Virtuoso

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    so don't run it.
     
    newsposter, Dec 15, 2009
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  5. raston

    raston Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hey... I like it!!! One question though... I selected 'start with windows' but it doesn't. Do I need to do something more to have it start with Windows?

    Thanks.
     
    raston, Dec 16, 2009
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  6. Kocane

    Kocane Notebook Deity

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    I don't get it...

    Make sure you unpack the exe.. Otherwise, to make it easier, just throw it inside the startup folder
     
    Kocane, Dec 16, 2009
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