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Looking for a solution to a hidden window - either a windows event that occurs when the TaskBar Icon is clicked. or alternatively, a way to remove the TaskBar Icon. The Tray Icon is easily hidden - that is not the problem.

Tom Lough
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There is a sample script on the AutoHotkey's Website called Minimize Window to Tray

The script itself uses the hotkey Win+H to hide the active window. Win+U then shows the last hidden window. If this is not the functionality you are going for, I'm sure you can take a look at the script and pick out what you need. Hope this helps you out.

Elliot DeNolf
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  • I've a possible answer to detecting a Click on the TaskBar Icon - but I'm concerned it will differ for each version of Windows. – Tom Lough Nov 12 '12 at 21:35
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I've a possible answer to detecting a Click on the TaskBar Icon - but I'm concerned it will differ for each version of Windows. Using OnMessage(Wm_Activate := 0x06, "testmessage") - then MouseGetPos to get the Window name, I can eliminate all but 'MSTaskListWClass1' the name of the Icon I want. But I suspect that the name is only valid for Win7.

Tom Lough
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  • If you find a method for each OS you can always use the `A_OSVersion` variable. You can then deal with each accordingly. – Elliot DeNolf Nov 13 '12 at 21:14