http://systrayx.xdesksoftware.qarchive.org SysTrayX is designed to maximize the way you can use your system tray and is doing that with a few important features : - SysTrayX helps you hide some of the less used icons from the system tray - the hidden icons can still be seen and used in the special SysTrayX menu but will no longer permanently take precious space from your system tray; - provide recovery for those icons if anything happens to the system tray; - SysTrayX can also keep the tray icons sorted in a constant order. QArchive.org RSS Generator http://systrayx.xdesksoftware.qarchive.org/#1 My problem was that my taskbar disappeared, and the system tray with it. What I was looking for was a stand-alone replacement for the system tray (not bothered about the rest of the taskbar). I use thumb / flash drives extensively so I need access to my system tray (if I'm going to do things properly). While I'm quite happy to use all these functions, I don't have much of an idea how they work. So I'm afraid that the instruction that came up in the Replacer window: "Drag the original system file to replace into this window ..." stumped me. What and where is the original system file? Until I know that, I can't get this application to work, and therefore can't offer any constructive review (so please ignore my ratings - couldn't submit this without them). Please advise. Many thanks. 01 Fri 2006