| Application Settings - Tray Icon |
Applies to HTML Viewer, IE Browser publications. Instead of having a button in the taskbar, you may prefer your publication to show a small tray icon:
If so, turn on "Enable Tray Icon". The small icon displayed is the one of the publication EXE file. The tray icon optionally displays a popup menu when end users right-click on the tray icon. Note: in Windows 7, all tray icons may not always be visible by default. This is a normal behavior and end users can adjust tray icon bar settings to modify it.
This is the text displayed in the hint when hovering over the tray icon.
When this option is enabled, the application starts minimized: the main window is not displayed, only its tray icon is visible.
By default, when you hit the Close system button, the application exits. If you want to avoid your publication from exiting, use this option. It will force the main window to minimize to the tray when the close button is hit. In that case, ensure to give end users an option to exit your publication (like a menu command in the tray's popup menu). Otherwise, they will need to end the application manually with the task manager.
If you enable this option, the main window is always minimized to the tray, not in the taskbar. Otherwise, a taskbar button will appear when the main window is minimized.
Lets you manage the entries for the tray menu. This menu appears when end users right-click on the tray icon. It should at least contain two commands: Restore and Exit. These commands are automatically created by HTML Executable for each new project and it is recommended that you leave them. |
This is the online documentation of HTML Executable.
About HTML Executable
HTML Executable is a versatile HTML compiler and ebook compiler: it lets you create secure ebooks and desktop applications with your websites, HTML or PDF documents.
You can easily create attractive ebooks, full-featured HTML applications (RIA) and software, digital publications from your websites, PDF files and HTML documents for online or offline distribution.