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How to minimize my windows form to system tray?<br />
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I have a standalone application developed in Dot net 3.0. When the Minimize button is pressed (it is in running mode), it should automatically go to system tray (it should run in back ground and icon should be there in system tray) and when the user clicks on the icon in system tray, it should display its Main Form. How to achieve this? Can anyone supply me the code for this?<br />

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How to minimize my windows form to system tray?

I have a standalone application developed in Dot net 3.0. When the Minimize button is pressed (it is in running mode), it should automatically go to system tray (it should run in back ground and icon should be there in system tray) and when the user clicks on the icon in system tray, it should display its Main Form. How to achieve this? Can anyone supply me the code for this?


How to minimize my windows form to system tray?

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