The system tray is a part of your Windows taskbar, located across the bottom of your screen. On the left is your start menu, and to the right is the system tray which contains a clock. Beside the clock are various icons representing certain programs you have open. Unless otherwise specified in the preferences, Trillian places an icon in this area.
Systray.exe is a tool for system taskbar notifications. The taskbar provides a location for programs and hardware devices to display icons.
Windows - Shows you what is running in the background. Lower right corner of the taskbar.
Typically located on the Windows Taskbar in the bottom-right corner of your screen, the system tray contains icons representing programs and system controls. This area often has a digital clock display as well.
The section of the Windows taskbar that contains icons for providing quick access to programs and computer functions, such as the clock, volume control, and print status. Also referred to as notification area.
The system tray is the term used to describe the Microsoft Windows taskbar usually located next to the clock at the bottom of the screen. The system tray contains small system icons for easy access to common tools such as the printer, modem, volume, and more.
The system tray is the place holder on the far right of the Windows taskbar. Within it you will find the clock and other user-installed programs that monitor the system or run constantly. To see what each icon represents, simply hold your mouse pointer over an icon, or right click an icon for a menu of options.
The area of the Taskbar with the clock and often several other icons of Windows utility programs in it.
An area on the righthand end of the Windows Taskbar which displays icons representing TSR s presently running, usually at least a loudspeaker which represents the volume control for the soundcard, and a clock. Programs in the Sytem Tray are often but not always launched from the StartUp folder.
The small recessed area normally in the bottom right of the screen.
The area that holds your clock and other system tray programs. Usually found at the bottom right of your screen on the taskbar.
A part of the Windows Desktop that resides on the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Also where the system clock resides. The NetDisk Administrator Tool runs from here.
The system tray is in the bar that (by default) appears at the bottom of the screen. In this system tray the KArm icon is on the far right.
