cyberdiva,
That sure sounds close enough to my issue. USB Safely Remove was never in the visible systray, but was always up in the pane where the hidden tray icons reside. So the arrow to open that pane shouldn’t have affected any icons within the pane itself, or so I thought. Now I wonder if they somehow have the area around the icon set too large. I'm not sure of the correct term for that offhand, but I do know that clickable icons have an area, a "halo" of sorts, configured so that clicking anywhere within that area is the same as clicking directly on the icon. It's particularly helpful for very tiny icons! But if that clickable area around an icon is set too large I imagine that it would consider clicks on the surrounding icons to be clicks on itself. (Am I making any sense at all??)
Unfortunately I don’t know exactly how to check that; I think it is in the coding for the icon. Have to look into it a bit deeper I guess.
Thanks!
Jim
That sure sounds close enough to my issue. USB Safely Remove was never in the visible systray, but was always up in the pane where the hidden tray icons reside. So the arrow to open that pane shouldn’t have affected any icons within the pane itself, or so I thought. Now I wonder if they somehow have the area around the icon set too large. I'm not sure of the correct term for that offhand, but I do know that clickable icons have an area, a "halo" of sorts, configured so that clicking anywhere within that area is the same as clicking directly on the icon. It's particularly helpful for very tiny icons! But if that clickable area around an icon is set too large I imagine that it would consider clicks on the surrounding icons to be clicks on itself. (Am I making any sense at all??)
Unfortunately I don’t know exactly how to check that; I think it is in the coding for the icon. Have to look into it a bit deeper I guess.
Thanks!
Jim






