TrayDevil

by Ton Jenneboer

version 1.4.1 (3 January 2005)


Minimization:
- Left-clicking the Titlebar of any Window while pressing a Selectable Key (Ctrl,Shift or Alt) will minimize that Window in the System Tray.
- Toggle window visibility by clicking its tray icon.
- Option to minimize a Window in the System Tray by simultaneous Left+Right-click the Titlebar (one-hand minimisation).
- Option to use a fade-out effect for minimization (only under Windows2000/XP/2003).

Always On Top:
- Middle(Wheel)-clicking the Titlebar of any Window while pressing the Selected Key will set that Window Always On Top; One Middle(Wheel)-click resets to Not On Top. 

Disable Buttons:
- Disable the minimize, maximize and close buttons in each window titlebar by Key+MiddleClicking the buttons. Re-Enable the buttons by just MiddleClicking them (minimize and maximize buttons cannot be disabled under windows95/98/Me).

System Tray:
- Option to hide the System Tray Clock 
- Option to hide the TrayDevil icon.
- Option to show a daycalendar icon instead of the TrayDevil icon.

Power Functions:
- Left, Right or Middle(wheel)-Clicking the TrayDevil icon will Restart, Shutdown or Lock your system. 
- Option to Turn Off the Monitor (video signal).
- Option to Run a Program before automatic Shutdown ("CPU-usage triggered Shutdown"); useful for automatic backup before shutdown.
- Restart, Shutdown and LogOff can be delayed by an adjustable countdown (press the Selected Key to temporarily bypass countdown). 
- Commandline parameters: traydevil.exe -s (Shutdown), -r (Restart), -h (Hibernate), -b (Stand By), -o (logOff), -l (Lock) or -m (Monitor Off). an extra -c parameter will bypass the Shutdown, Restart and LogOff Countdown.
- Free definable hotkeys for almost all functions.
- 7 translations included. However, not every language has been updated completely; you can easily translate the program yourself by editing and renaming YourLanguage.ini (English) or any other language.ini file.


Windows 98/NT4 users will need the VB6 runtime files.
WinNT4 users will need a copy of pdh.dll in the program or systemfolder.
You are welcome to visit the TrayDevil Homepage (http://www.jenneboer.nl/traydevil) for more information.