.net - Correct behaviour for tray icon click? -


When an application adds an icon to the system tray and reduces it, then there should be a way to restore it. However, when it comes to restoring the window, I'm not sure what the 'correct' behavior is for the applications.

Do I click on a click twice or in a single click? What is Windows Standard?

Raymond Chen, in his post "writes, writes:

P> Left click single: Display simple interface item targeting casual user In most cases, this will be a context menu, but if you have something like volume control, a custom interface item (in this case, the volume A slider control to control) more suitable Right click single click: Display a context menu, but there may be options for one more advanced users. In many cases, the menu will be similar to the left single click menu (Important: See tomorrow's entry for additional discussion.)

For double-click, you do not need a special rule because there is a general principle for a double click already: double-click normal The spoken word is similar to seeing the context menu and selecting the default action.


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