Wow, it had been months since I had posted on here. So what had I been busy with? And yet I still find the time for a new version of Vista Mail Tray. ; ) Actually I was writing another program when it suddenly occur to me that I should had added a hotkey feature for Vista Mail Tray and so here it is!

What’s new?

1. Running a second copy of Vista Mail Tray will now unhide and set focus the first copy.
2. Configurable hotkey to show or hide Windows Mail.
3. Configurable option to automatically close, not close or ask for the status of Windows Mail on Vista Mail Tray exit.

Vista Mail Tray (32 bit) v0.0.0.11 with source files.
Vista Mail Tray (64 bit) v0.0.0.11 with source files.
(IMPORTANT! Archive is password protected. Read notes below.)

How to use Vista Mail Tray:

1. Download the correct version (32 or 64 bit) for your system.
2. NEW! To change configuration, edit Vista Mail Tray.ini using any text editor such as Notepad.
3. The file doe NOT contain any virus/malware/whatever. But anyway, you can always scan the file at VirusTotal. Judge for yourself if those are real virus or just false alarms. You should always scan downloaded files for viruses.
4. Extract the file to any folder on your Vista computer. (C:\Program Files\Vista Mail Tray\Vista Mail Tray.exe would be a good choice.)
5. If you want this utility to run every time Windows starts, create a Vista Mail Tray.exe shortcut in your Startup folder.
6. To use, left click on the Windows Mail icon in the system tray to start/show or minimize Windows Mail. Right click to view menu.
7. Have fun!

Notes:

1. This program is provided for free, but all rights are still reserved by me. In other words, I still own rights to this program.
2. You DO NOT have the right to redistribute this program.
   Your friends need it? Link them here to this page (http://www.chewybyte.net/home-computing/vista-mail-tray-improved-version.html)
3. Use at your own risks. I will and shall not be held liable to any loss or damages resulting from the use of this program. However, I should also state here that I have no whatsoever intention to do any damage(s) to your computer or files in the first place.
4. These zipped files are protected with the phase www.chewybyte.net

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- Written on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 3:12 - 3 Comments -