Drop Menu for icon in System Tray
Easy Code here: Place an icon in the System Tray and have a drop menu appear when you click the icon with the right-mouse button. If you already have code with bitmaps in your menu, just add this code to your project! This code DOES WORK, just be careful and follow the tips. Then slap yourself for other people's long and drawn out useless code from the past.
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Private Sub Form_Load() ' Project Topic: ' "Add Menu to System Tray Icon" ' For VB5.0 and better.... ' Created by [email protected] ' Original source is unknown ' Before you begin! ' Make sure your form is in view within Visual Basic, ' then press Ctrl+E to open the Menu Editor. ' Next create a Main Menu item and make it's name ' property "mnu_1", without the quotes. You can ' always change this name, but make sure that you ' change it in the Form_MouseMove too. Now create a ' few sub menus under the main menu ' and name them anything that you want, ' the code will take care of the rest. ' "TIP: Make the "mnu_1" visible property = False ' Then create a second Main menu item with sub menus ' as normal (This will appear to look as though ' it is the first menu item. The Actual First ' will be seen in the System tray when clicked with ' the right mouse button. ' *---The code begins here---* 'The form must be fully visible before calling Shell_NotifyIcon Me.Show Me.Refresh With nid .cbSize = Len(nid) .hwnd = Me.hwnd .uId = vbNull .uFlags = NIF_ICON Or NIF_TIP Or NIF_MESSAGE .uCallBackMessage = WM_MOUSEMOVE .hIcon = Me.Icon .szTip = " Click Right Mouse Button " & vbNullChar End With Shell_NotifyIcon NIM_ADD, nid End Sub Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single) 'This procedure receives the callbacks from the System Tray icon. Dim Result As Long Dim msg As Long 'The value of X will vary depending upon the scalemode setting If Me.ScaleMode = vbPixels Then msg = X Else msg = X / Screen.TwipsPerPixelX End If Select Case msg Case WM_LBUTTONUP '514 restore form window Me.WindowState = vbNormal Result = SetForegroundWindow(Me.hwnd) Me.Show Case WM_LBUTTONDBLCLK '515 restore form window Me.WindowState = vbNormal Result = SetForegroundWindow(Me.hwnd) Me.Show Case WM_RBUTTONUP '517 display popup menu Result = SetForegroundWindow(Me.hwnd) '***** STOP! and make sure that your first menu item ' is named "mnu_1", otherwise you will get an erro below!!! ******* Me.PopupMenu Me.mnu_1 End Select End Sub Private Sub Form_Resize() 'this is necessary to assure that the minimized window is hidden If Me.WindowState = vbMinimized Then Me.Hide End Sub Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer) 'this removes the icon from the system tray Shell_NotifyIcon NIM_DELETE, nid End Sub Private Sub mPopExit_Click() 'called when user clicks the popup menu Exit command Unload Me End Sub Private Sub mPopRestore_Click() 'called when the user clicks the popup menu Restore command Me.WindowState = vbNormal Result = SetForegroundWindow(Me.hwnd) Me.Show End Sub
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