Hello, previously my sweather tray icon would show a weather condition icon such as clouds, sun rain, etc. depending on the weather for my location. Now I only see a square box with the temperature in it. Is there a way to show the nicer weather icons instead and not the temperature?-click-click
Which Windows version are you using?
I see now there's a checkbox for the weather condition icon that can be enabled/disabled, but how do I hide the temperature icon? I don't need both (need the space). The drop-down in the settings for temperature doesn't include none and there's no enable/disable checkbox for the temperature.
The hover info for the condition icon doesn't show the same info (less) as the temp icon -click-click
I'll try to explain this: Natively, an AutoHotkey program can only create one icon in the tray. Many years ago, a tray library was created that let you add and control additional tray icons. sWeather uses this library; one of the icons is the native one and one is created by the tray library. This worked fine until Windows 7+ brought about some significant changes in tray icon handling. It's apparent that Windows 7+ sees the two icons differently but I have my Windows 7 install set to display all tray icons all the time, so I don't experience any tray icon issues. However, today, I've been testing sWeather on a Windows 10 install, with both icons enabled in sWeather, and I have no issues using the native Windows 10 tray icon handling to hide/show either icon. It survives reboots, too. If you're using Windows 7+, have you tried changing the native tray icon settings?
Regarding the difference in the tray icon tooltips (hover info) this, again, is because of the age of the tray library. The original library was ANSI only and was not updated to support Unicode when AutoHotkey was updated with Unicode compatibility. I made changes to the library so it would work at all with Unicode AutoHotkey but, as you see, one of the drawbacks is it cannot display the same amount of textual data. Why? Probably something to do with Unicode chars taking two bytes. At any rate, I was pleased that I got the library working at all in Unicode. =]
I hope this helps to explain things.
Also the settings GUI button is chopped off at the bottom when using a dpi setting of 125%.-click-click
I tested this in a VM at 125% DPI and it displays correctly. On a hunch, what is your screen resolution?
Thanks for getting sWeather working again. 
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You're welcome and thank you for helping out sportman12 earlier.