Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

Hmm thats odd, it works on all the 2000 ones I've installed it on also.

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

do you think that it will work in winXP. im guessing ya but i was jst curious

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

I've have it working in both Win2k and WinXP in both Outlook2k and OutlookXP(2002).

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

Hmm strange, but I have tried that resolution to no avail.

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

Ok im at work right now and I just tried

HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Office \ 9.0 \ Outlook \ Preferences
New Data Type: REG_DWORD
Value Name: MinToTray
Data: 1 (0 to disable MinToTray)

I also tried changing between binary and hex not that id think that was the cause... I closed reg edit and nothing, I rebooted and nothing. There must be something I am overlooking if everyone else is getting it to the systray.

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

The 9.0 is your problem it should be 10.0 for 2000 or 2002

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

9.0 is what is in my reg....am i suppose to add a 10.0 section or something

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

Well if you have outlook 2000 or 2002(XP) installed there should be a 10.0 directory listed under that reg key.

Are you running an office install with Outlook, or just a straight Outlook install?

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

It is from the office install cd but as I said we have strict policies on software so only word and outlook was installed. I show in my about outlook section that it is indeed outlook 2000. Though the build number shows 9.0.0.2711 if that helps.

Re: Minimizing Outlook 2000 to the systray in Windows 2000 P
 

Yeah that is the Outlook 2000 version number. The only thing I can think is that your company either has a group policy enforcing registry changes, or that it is because you don't have a complete Office install.