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| | Tray How to minimize Virtual PC to tray? Not Console but precisely window, where Virtual Machine is running. I'm going to manage Virtual Machine only with RDP and I do not want to see any windows on my host machine. Thanks. |
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| | Re: Tray Maybe Virtual Server would suit you better. "columbo" <columbo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:9EA2E292-7FCC-46EB-86FF-5FDD3A3B8296@xxxxxx Quote: > How to minimize Virtual PC to tray? Not Console but precisely window, > where > Virtual Machine is running. I'm going to manage Virtual Machine only with > RDP > and I do not want to see any windows on my host machine. > Thanks. |
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| | Re: Tray "columbo" <columbo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:9EA2E292-7FCC-46EB-86FF-5FDD3A3B8296@xxxxxx Quote: > How to minimize Virtual PC to tray? Not Console but precisely window, > where > Virtual Machine is running. I'm going to manage Virtual Machine only with > RDP > and I do not want to see any windows on my host machine. -- Mark Rae ASP.NET MVP http://www.markrae.net |
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| | Re: Tray columbo wrote: Quote: > How to minimize Virtual PC to tray? Not Console but precisely window, where > Virtual Machine is running. I'm going to manage Virtual Machine only with RDP > and I do not want to see any windows on my host machine. > Thanks. in other posts, Virtual Server (Microsoft) or VMWare Server, both free. A possibility is to use a tray manager that forces windows to tray icons. Go look at 4t Tray Minimizer, for example. Maybe it can remove the windows by presenting a tray icon for them. Windows that are open can still have their visible attribute set to hidden which is how you hide an open window. This utility might work that way or use some other trick. Haven't used it so can't comment on its usefullness or stability. http://download.cnet.com/4t-Tray-Min...html?tag=mncol http://www.4t-niagara.com/tray.html http://www.4t-niagara.com/tray_comparison.html |
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| | Re: Tray On 3/21/2009 03:45, columbo wrote: Quote: > How to minimize Virtual PC to tray? Not Console but precisely window, where > Virtual Machine is running. I'm going to manage Virtual Machine only with RDP > and I do not want to see any windows on my host machine. > Thanks. I don't know if this will help you, but I use Dexpot v1.40, and one of its options is to minimize a window to the system tray. in Dexpot, I have set a rule so that whenever I open either a Win v3.11 or Win95 VM that clicking the minimize button always sends it to the system tray. Just as an aside, there is now a portable version of Dexpot v1.4 that I actually keep on my maintenance thumbdrive so that when I am working on a clients computer I can have multiple desktops for working in (I dislike crowded desktops and task bars). Sincerely, C.Joseph Drayton, Ph.D. AS&T CSD Computer Services Web site: http://csdcs.site90.net/ E-mail: cjoseph@xxxxxx |
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