Re: Annoying ZoneAlarm Tray Icon

From: Lazy Senior (spamnolazysenior_at_mchsi.com)
Date: 12/31/03 

Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 14:27:51 GMT

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> Thanks for the suggestion. I'll do this if there's no other solution.
> This means that I'll have to customize every icon on the taskbar since
> I prefer Windows not hide inactive icons.
>
> I don't like unnecessary visual noise on the screen.

There is another solution. This is used for many things where I live
(Southern IL).

Get a nice big piece of Duck tape and put it on the "un-necessary visual
noise" on the screen. This would fix your problem and then you would not
have to annoy everyone here with your stupid (trivial) problem.

Lazy Senior

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