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Re: menu extras


  • Subject: Re: menu extras
  • From: Rosyna <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 18:57:00 -0700

What you want is a status item, not a menu extra. They are two separate things. Menu Extras are actually subviews of one large status item the SystemUIServer owns.

You'd make to make a separate background application that *only* shows the Status Item. Then have your main application sublaunch that app when it launches. Timbuktu does this AFAICT, as do a few other applications. So you can still launch the application and control some basic functions without having the application that is in the dock running.

Ack, at 3/23/06, Alan Smith said:

I want a menu extra (one of those cute little menus that reside in the menu
bar on the far right) for my app. I don't want it to be a .menu but a .app
that will appear in the dock, like a regular app, but can then be switched
to just a menu extra, so it's no longer in the dock but just in the menu
bar.

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