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my app was working ok and it would execute on startup before. I added a notify icon and in my code,there are some places that this icon changes.I added all required icons in the root folder of my app,and everything is working fine with the icons,except the startup boot of my app. I can see my app's address in the "run" part of the registry(I mean everything is the same as when my app booted at startup properly).but my app won't run at startup anymore. any advice on my matter? PS:I thought I should explain my work a little bit and I wrote a little piece of app that has the exact same problem

I have created a WPF app which is using WPF NotifyIcon. I am unable to get the ShowBalloonTip method to work with a custom Icon. I have tried like this: _icon.ShowBalloonTip("Title", "Message", new Icon("Icons/accept.ico")); Any idea how I can get a notification to work with a custom icon? (Using the built in icons works fine - i.e. using BalloonIcon). Try using the "Large Icon" overload. _icon.ShowBalloonTip("Title", "Message", new Icon("Icons/accept.ico"), largeIcon: true); This worked for me. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34804717/taskbaricon-will-not-show-balloon-tip-with-custom

How can I animate the tray icon while the main application is processing? I already tried the suggestion here , but the icon does not animate during process. I also tried putting the animation in a separate thread but still no luck. There's a very good example of an SystemTrayNotifyIcon with Event Generator over at the CodeProject . I've looked at this project before but didn't end up using it, due to my artistic inabilities, but the example given does the job quite well. Take a look at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/shell/IconAnimation.aspx and http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/nkumar

I am using WPF NotifyIcon to create a System Tray service. When I show a messagebox, it shows up for half a second and then disappears immediately without waiting for input. This kind of situation has happened before , and the usual advice is to use an overload which accepts a Window parameter. However, being a System Tray service, there is no window to use as a parent, and null is not accepted in its place. Is there any way to make the MessageBox wait for user input short of creating a custom MessageBox window myself? You don't need to create a proxy window for this. Just add

How can I clone this behaviour (iOS) on an Android-App? Technically its definitly possible as I have an app by my own on my Androidphone - its an Email-App with a very similiar indicator on the Icon. (shows the number of unread Emails) If you are referring to doing this on the home screen, that is an app widget . yes you can implement overlay like ios.. by the way it is called badge value. here is one sample available on github You just have to add classes in your project and call below lines View target = findViewById(R.id.target_view); BadgeView badge = new BadgeView(this, target); badge

I am trying to get the Icon of a NotifyIcon in WPF. So I have added a .ico file to my solution in a Resources folder and set the build action to Resource . I am trying to grab this resource in code behind like so: var icon = (Icon) Application.Current.FindResource("/Resources/icon.ico") This doesn't work. In addition to this: Application.Current.Resources.Count returns 0 . EDIT var i = new Icon(Application.GetResourceStream(new Uri("/systemtrayicon.ico", UriKind.Relative)).Stream); With the icon in the root and the build action set to Resource . Still not working. EDIT AGAIN: I needed to Clean