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I thought setting the ShowInTaskbar property to False also kept it out of the Alt+Tab list? 
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I thought setting the ShowInTaskbar property to False also kept it out of the Alt+Tab list?

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Works like a charm. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I've got a simple little application that has NO form border. &nbsp;Additionally, the Show In Taskbar and Show Icon properties for the main form are set to false. &nbsp;The application is started via Sub Main() with a call to Sub New in a class that inherits ApplicationContext.<br />
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Regardless of what I've tried, I can't get the stupid Icon out of the Alt + Tab window. &nbsp;Setting the form border to Sizeable Tool Window worked but what's the point if I don't want a stupid friggin' border?<br />
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HELP!!!!<br />
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TIA<br />
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Oh yeah. &nbsp;VB 2005 Express with .Net 2.0 framework.
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I've got a simple little application that has NO form border.  Additionally, the Show In Taskbar and Show Icon properties for the main form are set to false.  The application is started via Sub Main() with a call to Sub New in a class that inherits ApplicationContext.

Regardless of what I've tried, I can't get the stupid Icon out of the Alt + Tab window.  Setting the form border to Sizeable Tool Window worked but what's the point if I don't want a stupid friggin' border?

HELP!!!!

TIA

Oh yeah.  VB 2005 Express with .Net 2.0 framework.

Stinkin' Alt + Tab Icon

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