dch wrote: > I hope top posts are OK in this list. Anyway, the solution is rather > strange. > > Add > Application Button > System Tools > Red Hat Icon. > > Push the button which will put the original applet in the Systray. > Delete the (green) button that you added. This will leave the "checker" > icon in the systray. > > On Sun, 2003-06-01 at 15:53, Peter J. Viglucci wrote: >
OK, tried that and it worked as advertised. But, when I logged off and logged back on again, the checker was not there. I think I know why. I have it set up to start an empty session when I log in rather than resuming with what ever windows and applications were running when I last logged off. I've got a feeling that's why it is not there. But, then again, I have other items in the task bar - clock, klipper, system monitor, screenlock/logout and they always show up when I log in and I didn't have to do anything special like add commands for them to a script I have in ~/.kde/Autostart. I guess I'll leave the rhn-applet-gui line in that autostart script I have. Thanks for all the help. Charlie -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
