LEDAdd1ct
Flashlight Enthusiast
Figured my first new thread on CPF proper after being away for awhile should be beneficial to the community.
I've been playing around with Windows 7 Pro, and the lack of a useful network icon is annoying as anything under the sun. Went to this site here and found this script:
Link
I adapted it to this:
BEGIN UNDER LINE
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#Persistent
#SingleInstance Force
Menu, Tray, Icon, C:\network\network.ico
Menu, Tray, Tip, Network
Menu, Tray, Add, Launch
Menu, Tray, Default, Launch
Menu, Tray, Click, 1 ;Remove this line to require double click
Return
Launch:
Run C:\network\network.lnk
Return
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END ABOVE LINE
I found a little network icon from Google Images, and now we have a one click solution to vital networking information.
To Install:
1) Download the zip here
2) Extract
3) Make a folder in your root directory called "network"
4) Copy the three included files there
5) Make a new shortcut in Startup to the Network.exe file
Done!
Now you don't have to take three steps to get where you want to go.
I am showing 1.3 megs of RAM usage, a pittance for the convenience.
Criticisms:
This will not blink to show activity.
Let me know if this helps!
I've been playing around with Windows 7 Pro, and the lack of a useful network icon is annoying as anything under the sun. Went to this site here and found this script:
Link
I adapted it to this:
BEGIN UNDER LINE
--------------------------------
#Persistent
#SingleInstance Force
Menu, Tray, Icon, C:\network\network.ico
Menu, Tray, Tip, Network
Menu, Tray, Add, Launch
Menu, Tray, Default, Launch
Menu, Tray, Click, 1 ;Remove this line to require double click
Return
Launch:
Run C:\network\network.lnk
Return
--------------------------------
END ABOVE LINE
I found a little network icon from Google Images, and now we have a one click solution to vital networking information.
To Install:
1) Download the zip here
2) Extract
3) Make a folder in your root directory called "network"
4) Copy the three included files there
5) Make a new shortcut in Startup to the Network.exe file
Done!
Now you don't have to take three steps to get where you want to go.
I am showing 1.3 megs of RAM usage, a pittance for the convenience.
Criticisms:
This will not blink to show activity.
Let me know if this helps!
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