NET: How to place my window near the notification area (systray)?

Nice! Thanks! :) – Vilx- Apr 26 '10 at 9:26 Hard-codes the taskbar class name, though, which isn't a contract but an implementation detail.

And what about people using another shell? – Joey Apr 26 '10 at 9:29 codeproject. Com/KB/shell/trayposition.

Aspx Another approach consinder the comment from johannes rössel, simple to port to C# imo – ba__friend Apr 26 '10 at 9:53 @Johannes: I haven't seen custom shells since Windows 98 went extinct. And if you're using a custom shell then there are no guarantees that there is a notification area at all, so all this becomes meaningless. But you do have a point, so I'll put a check in the code.

If the window will not be found, my window will be displayed at the bottom right of the primary monitor. – Vilx- Apr 26 '10 at 10:09.

You need to get the actual location of your notification icon, and place your pop-up window near that (or wherever you like). You need to translate your XY locations relative to desktop(s). AFAIK, there are no direct function, even in Win32 API which can directly give you the answer.

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