RBTray allows you to minimize application windows to the system tray by:

• Right-Clicking its minimize button
• Shift-Right-Clicking on its title bar
• Using the Windows-Alt-Down hotkey

Note that not all all of these methods will work for every window, so please use whichever one works for your needs.

Restore a window by left clicking that window’s tray icon, or by selecting ‘Restore Window’ from the tray icon’s right-click menu.

Note: The program has no tray icon of its own. To exit the application, minimize a window, right-click the resulting tray icon and choose ‘Exit RBTray’. Alternatively, run RBTray.exe with the “–exit” parameter.

RBTray allows you to minimize application windows to the system tray by:

• Right-Clicking its minimize button
• Shift-Right-Clicking on its title bar
• Using the Windows-Alt-Down hotkey

Note that not all all of these methods will work for every window, so please use whichever one works for your needs.

Restore a window by left clicking that window’s tray icon, or by selecting ‘Restore Window’ from the tray icon’s right-click menu.

Note: The program has no tray icon of its own. To exit the application, minimize a window, right-click the resulting tray icon and choose ‘Exit RBTray’. Alternatively, run RBTray.exe with the “–exit” parameter.

RBTray allows you to minimize application windows to the system tray by:

• Right-Clicking its minimize button
• Shift-Right-Clicking on its title bar
• Using the Windows-Alt-Down hotkey

Note that not all all of these methods will work for every window, so please use whichever one works for your needs.

Restore a window by left clicking that window’s tray icon, or by selecting ‘Restore Window’ from the tray icon’s right-click menu.

Note: The program has no tray icon of its own. To exit the application, minimize a window, right-click the resulting tray icon and choose ‘Exit RBTray’. Alternatively, run RBTray.exe with the “–exit” parameter.