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SystemTrayMessage.exe, Version 1.06
Display an icon in the system tray's notification area
Usage: SystemTrayMessage.exe [ message ] [ options ]
Where: message is the message text in the optional tooltip balloon
Options: /I:icon tooltip Icon (Error, Info, None, Warning; default: Info)
/L treat message as Literal text without interpreting
escaped characters, e.g. show "\n" as literal "\n"
instead of interpreting it as a newline character
/P:path Path to an icon file or library (default: Shell32.dll)
/S:index System tray icon index in icon library (default: 277)
/T:title optional Title in the tooltip balloon
/V:seconds number of seconds the tooltip balloon will remain
Visible (default: 10)
/W Wait for the timeout to elapse or for the user to click
the message, then remove the icon from the notification
area (default: exit without waiting)
Notes: If no tooltip message is specified, switches /I, /L and /T will be
ignored and no tooltip will be shown.
By default, \n is interpreted as newline and \t as tab in message;
in some cases this may lead to misinterpretations, e.g. when showing
a path like "c:\temp"; either escape backslashes in paths or use /L
to treat all message text as literal text.
Command line switch /S will be ignored if switch /P specifies
anything but an icon library.
Use my Shell32Icons.exe to select a Shell32 icon and get its index.
Return code ("ErrorLevel") is -1 in case of errors; with /W switch,
return code is 2 if message balloon is clicked, or 3 if the timeout
expired without clicking; otherwise return code is 0.
Credits: Code to extract icons from Shell32.dll by Thomas Levesque
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6873026
Written by Rob van der Woude
https://www.robvanderwoude.com
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