Hi,

I would really like an extra option that would make it possible to minimize
Windows Live Mail to the system tray using the close or (X) button! I think
that many people feel the same way about this. Is there any way to get the
developers attention, so they can give us an update with this option?

Please reply if you feel the same way about this!

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"Itus" <Itus@xxxxxx> wrote in message
newsE897FF5-649E-42BC-9F65-B5FCB2F52F32@xxxxxx

> Hi,
>
> I would really like an extra option that would make it possible to
> minimize
> Windows Live Mail to the system tray using the close or (X) button! I
> think
> that many people feel the same way about this. Is there any way to get the
> developers attention, so they can give us an update with this option?
>
> Please reply if you feel the same way about this!

I think that there should an option for the car brake pedal to act as the
accelerator.
It makes as much sense as not know if hitting the close button is going to
close the program or just minimize it.
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Ronald Sommer

"Itus" <Itus@xxxxxx> wrote in message
newsE897FF5-649E-42BC-9F65-B5FCB2F52F32@xxxxxx

> Hi,
>
> I would really like an extra option that would make it possible to
> minimize
> Windows Live Mail to the system tray using the close or (X) button! I
> think
> that many people feel the same way about this. Is there any way to get the
> developers attention, so they can give us an update with this option?
>
> Please reply if you feel the same way about this!

So what's wrong with just hitting the minimize button ?

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"Itus" <Itus@xxxxxx> wrote in message
newsE897FF5-649E-42BC-9F65-B5FCB2F52F32@xxxxxx

> Hi,
>
> I would really like an extra option that would make it possible to
> minimize
> Windows Live Mail to the system tray using the close or (X) button! I
> think
> that many people feel the same way about this. Is there any way to get the
> developers attention, so they can give us an update with this option?
>
> Please reply if you feel the same way about this!

Since you can already do the same thing by clicking on Minimize,
why would you also want to do that on Close? Logically that doesn't
make sense. "Close" means exit.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Itus" <Itus@xxxxxx> wrote in message newsE897FF5-649E-42BC-9F65-B5FCB2F52F32@xxxxxx

> Hi,
>
> I would really like an extra option that would make it possible to minimize
> Windows Live Mail to the system tray using the close or (X) button! I think
> that many people feel the same way about this. Is there any way to get the
> developers attention, so they can give us an update with this option?
>
> Please reply if you feel the same way about this!

> Since you can already do the same thing by clicking on Minimize,

> why would you also want to do that on Close?

Surely not?? Minimize puts it on the task bar, not the system tray.

STeveT

Right click on the tray icon, check Hide window when Inbox is minimized.
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Ronald Sommer

"Steve Thackery" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eoLbI8j2IHA.5176@xxxxxx

>> Since you can already do the same thing by clicking on Minimize, why
>> would you also want to do that on Close?

>
> Surely not?? Minimize puts it on the task bar, not the system tray.
>
> STeveT

> Right click on the tray icon, check Hide window when Inbox is minimized.

Nice one. Should meet the OP's needs, apart from his bizarre wish that he
can do this with the Close button!

SteveT

Thx for this one!

/stew

"Steve Thackery" <nobody@xxxxxx> skrev i meddelelsen
news:uCY0m0o2IHA.1240@xxxxxx

>> Right click on the tray icon, check Hide window when Inbox is minimized.

>
> Nice one. Should meet the OP's needs, apart from his bizarre wish that he
> can do this with the Close button!
>
> SteveT

"Steve Thackery" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uCY0m0o2IHA.1240@xxxxxx

>> Right click on the tray icon, check Hide window when Inbox is minimized.

>
> Nice one. Should meet the OP's needs, apart from his bizarre wish that he
> can do this with the Close button!
>
> SteveT

Unfortunately, a few ill-conceived IM programs started that trend (minimize
to tray upon Close), and now it seems to be the "in" thing with a certain crowd.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)