Folding question

CheapToad · 23-February-06, 05:32 PM

Is there anyway I can get the folding program to run in the background and not be seen on my taskbar?

Pharaoh · 23-February-06, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by CheapToad


	Is there anyway I can get the folding program to run in the background and not be seen on my taskbar?

You can run a console and install it as a service.

RBIEZE · 23-February-06, 08:14 PM

1. Right click on the task bar "next to" the folding Icon.
2. select properties
3. select "customize" in the taskbar notification area
4. select folding @home
5. set the behavior setting to "Allways hide"

you can set it back the same way by selecting "allways show".

also disable the screen saver in the folding "config menu" and you wont see that either.

CheapToad · 23-February-06, 10:06 PM

RB did what you said, but I can't see Folding in there. Maybe I used the wrong term. The folding right now is next to IE icon on the bottom of the screen. I thought that was the task bar. Not the stuff next to the time.

THRiLL KiLL · 23-February-06, 10:22 PM

http://forums.pcapex.com/team_pimpri...g_started.html

there are links there on how to run f@h as an service

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23-February-06, 08:14 PM		#3 (permalink)
RBIEZE Apex Tech Demi-God	1. Right click on the task bar "next to" the folding Icon. 2. select properties 3. select "customize" in the taskbar notification area 4. select folding @home 5. set the behavior setting to "Allways hide" you can set it back the same way by selecting "allways show". also disable the screen saver in the folding "config menu" and you wont see that either.

23-February-06, 10:06 PM		#4 (permalink)
CheapToad Apex Advanced Techie	RB did what you said, but I can't see Folding in there. Maybe I used the wrong term. The folding right now is next to IE icon on the bottom of the screen. I thought that was the task bar. Not the stuff next to the time.

23-February-06, 10:22 PM		#5 (permalink)
THRiLL KiLL PcApEX's PuNK ROckER	http://forums.pcapex.com/team_pimpri...g_started.html there are links there on how to run f@h as an service