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ProxHTTPSProxy and HTTPSProxy in Windows XP for future use
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@NotHereToPlayGames Did you test my program package on Windows XP Professional 32 Bit or 64 Bit?- 922 replies
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@XPerceniol I would be interested in that, too! Your issues were very strange as far as I could see.- 922 replies
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Dear @mina7601! Thanks for your detailed report! That's what I need. A second confirmation that my package is working as expected. Very good! Cheers, AstroSkipper- 922 replies
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And one general aspect referring to my package. It is branded by me with the name ProxHTTPSProxy's PopMenu. The idea was to control the proxy and additional features via this menu, i.e., minimizing and restoring of ProxHTTPSProxy's status window, too. That was the actual idea! And frankly, I do so!- 922 replies
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Spoken for me only, the order of the icons doesn't matter at all. I disable all unnecessary systray icons in their program settings if possible. In my systray, only useful icons are allowed to exist.- 922 replies
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I observed the same behaviour. If it is loaded too early, it can't find its working directory. Maybe, I can fix that but presumably, not before the next release. I have to find the cause. But there are other programs in Windows which behave in a similar way. They need some modules or environment conditions not existing in a early phase of Windows startup.- 922 replies
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Dear @Dave-H, thanks a lot! That's what I wanted to know. Glad all features and points from my list work as they should. You are great! And many thanks for your check of grammatical and spelling errors! And now a short hint for you and all other testers. You can open the settings of Min2Tray and enable "middle mouse click anywhere in the window" to minimize ProxHTTPSProxy's status window alternatively. I will add this to the preset.- 922 replies
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And what about these points? I would like to know what you tested in detail. Minimizing of windows is only one feature. And it seems to work as expected. But no problem, tomorrow is another day! Do all relaxed! But what about @George King? Simply lost!? And @XPerceniol! Everything alright? Did you get it working? Cheers, AstroSkipper- 922 replies
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The configuration utility Configure PopMenu.exe was programmed by me for calling up a second configuration utility Setup Min2Tray.exe to setup the whole package automatically. Settings will be done like adding ProxHTTPSProxy on the StartupMinimized list of Min2Tray, and so on. Of course, you can modify my package, you can create new utilities to integrate TrayIt! in the package and to adjust it. I won't do that! Min2Tray is great and better than TrayIt!. And who said it's just a hotkey? It is much more than that! In simple words: Min2Tray is deeply integrated and interwoven with the complete package. PS: When you execute the main configuration utility Configure PopMenu.exe, you can see in its window the detailed steps which are performed. I commented each step which has to be performed. You can check it!- 922 replies
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@Dave-H, @NotHereToPlayGames! A general positive side-effect of right-clicking on the close button of a window is that it minimizes almost any other program windows. Try it! It works with browsers like NM or with Notepad++, for example.- 922 replies
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My release needs Min2Tray. I have integrated it and adjusted it to work with ProxHTTPSProxy properly.- 922 replies
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Hi @mina7601! You are still living! And what does the bold text mean?- 922 replies
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BTW, Min2Tray offers a lot of features! I don't like TrayIt!. Min2Tray is much better. And there are hotkeys for minimizing and restoring, ALT + M and ALT+ R. It's my preset. Read my documentation carefully! There is a lot of information inside!- 922 replies
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You can minimize all windows by a right-click on its close button And a further clicking on the systray icon will restore the window. Please read in the section about Min2Tray! You both overlooked information in my manual.- 922 replies
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Wanted! @mina7601 and @George King! What are they doing? Please a short sign of life! Hope your computer is not exploded!- 922 replies
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And, just to provide a little information about the next release, the popmenu will get submenus to clean up the main menu.- 922 replies
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I need feedback! else except the indefatigable @Dave-H and the temporarily unlucky @XPerceniol?- 922 replies
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I wrote the text about the autostart of ProxHTTPSProxy only for you. I knew you will ask for that. Same as last time! Right?- 922 replies
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The document has already been corrected. Thanks a lot! It is really a problem of my visual acuity, too. And yes, you have missed this information: This is a quotation taken from the manual: A general autostart of ProxHTTPSProxy is not a feature of this version, but will be one in the next version although most of us, presumably, this feature don't really need.- 922 replies
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@Dave-H What do you think about the documentation? Is it sufficient and traceable? I know now you've really read it. And does the complete package work as described?- 922 replies
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And what about @mina7601 and @George King? Are you around here? Any news for me? Any feedback? Any problems?- 922 replies
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Hello @XPerceniol! What's going on with your problems? Is it working now?- 922 replies
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And a short annoucement! From now on we have one more tester. And the latecomer is: @NotHereToPlayGames. Welcome on board! And my first recommendation: please read the complete documentation first! Just to avoid problems!- 922 replies
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But you can hide more icons which you only use rarely. By clicking on the arrow you have access to them at any time. I think it's a great feature! You can hide the systray icon of Min2Tray using the hotkey ALT + S , but unfortunately, all windows of Min2Tray will be invisible, i.e., the status window of ProxHTTPSProxy, too. But if you have so many icons in your systray, then there will be some of them which can be hidden temporarily by Windows XP native feature.- 922 replies
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