Restore Right Click to SysTray

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How do you restore Right Click to the system tray after you have checked the box to remove it?
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Clicking Right Click from your Programs menu should open the Menu Editor. From there you can get to File/General Options and set it back.
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
While it's running, run it again from SDC or your Programs menu.
Once it's open go to General Options. (File | General options) and choose the Startup options tab.

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Argh . . too slow this morning!  Time for coffee!
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Try tea, Zubaz ... it's ready to drink sooner.     
Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top
How do you restore Right Click to the system tray after you have checked the box to remove it?
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Try just adding RightClick to your RightClick menu - then you never need Icon in Systray.
Its to your advantage to have the RC program on your menu to open the Menu editor.

At least for me it is as I need to load/unload the program often when making a RC skin - normally you need to unload for any margin changes to apply while skinning RC
Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top
How do you restore Right Click to the system tray after you have checked the box to remove it?


Try just adding RightClick to your RightClick menu - then you never need Icon in Systray.
Its to your advantage to have the RC program on your menu to open the Menu editor.

At least for me it is as I need to load/unload the program often when making a RC skin - normally you need to unload for any margin changes to apply while skinning RC
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Nice tip, Fairyy~   
Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Nice tip, Fairyy~
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And even quicker access to your RightClick menu Editor is a small widget positioned anywhere you want it on your menu. This little Fairy Widget on my Rightclick
( compliments of buzzh58 ) opens the RC menu editor really fast and the good part is a widget has hue slider properties that allows me to change the widget color to match any RightClick skin.

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Reply #8 from Stardock Forums Top
You can also right click anywhere on the Right Click main menu in between the programs and it brings up the "properties..." selection. Then left click and you are into the menu editor. Adding a separator gives you more room to move your mouse pointer between selections. I stumbled onto this.