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04-05-03, 10:43 AM

This is something that must be done from with the application's code. There isn't a setting to my knowledge that will let you do it in a registry hack.

All the applications that I have seen that do this do it from within the application via some setting in options.

If all you want is a softrest type button at the bottom there is a program out there called Shutdown I think that will do this for you, but I don't know if it puts the button at the lower right corner.

It shouldn't be very hard to do, maybe I will try to work up a small app to do that this weekend or next week.

-Eric

Ok.. I guess I should have followed your link first. That was the app that I was thinking about, but you can't put it in the "sys tray" unless the developer adds that functionality.

-Eric

04-05-03, 10:43 AM	#6 (permalink)
VanHlebar Guest Posts: n/a	This is something that must be done from with the application's code. There isn't a setting to my knowledge that will let you do it in a registry hack. All the applications that I have seen that do this do it from within the application via some setting in options. If all you want is a softrest type button at the bottom there is a program out there called Shutdown I think that will do this for you, but I don't know if it puts the button at the lower right corner. It shouldn't be very hard to do, maybe I will try to work up a small app to do that this weekend or next week. -Eric Ok.. I guess I should have followed your link first. That was the app that I was thinking about, but you can't put it in the "sys tray" unless the developer adds that functionality. -Eric Last edited by VanHlebar; 04-05-03 at 11:01 AM.