In the next release could you make the system tray icons bigger? I don't know if it would be possible but could you see if it is.
I want them to be the same size in the task bar but i use objectdock and i use a dock for my system tray. Since the icons are only 16x16, they suck for being in a dock. So if you could add different sizes to the resource, so if i have a dock it will be fine.
i know i can change the icons in object dock, however when i do that, its static. So if i change the battery icon to something else, it would not change with the battery status.
Could something like that be done?
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QUOTE (Seven Alive @ May 16 2008, 01:23 AM) 
In the next release could you make the system tray icons bigger? I don't know if it would be possible but could you see if it is.
I want them to be the same size in the task bar but i use objectdock and i use a dock for my system tray. Since the icons are only 16x16, they suck for being in a dock. So if you could add different sizes to the resource, so if i have a dock it will be fine.
i know i can change the icons in object dock, however when i do that, its static. So if i change the battery icon to something else, it would not change with the battery status.
Could something like that be done?
I want them to be the same size in the task bar but i use objectdock and i use a dock for my system tray. Since the icons are only 16x16, they suck for being in a dock. So if you could add different sizes to the resource, so if i have a dock it will be fine.
i know i can change the icons in object dock, however when i do that, its static. So if i change the battery icon to something else, it would not change with the battery status.
Could something like that be done?
Windows uses the 16x16 icon in the tray, so I dont think that putting more icon sizes will change that. I think it is impossible to achieve without advanced coding or hex modifications.
Cheers
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