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[koji]

Hi all

I received an email from French person.
I tried "Google translate" to translate an email to English.
So, I understand that the email is including a question about WinFlip.
But still I don't understand the detail of the question.

Here is the all text. Anybody help me to understand his question pls?
___________________________________________________________________
Bonjour
Tout d'abord ,je vous remercie pour ce logiciel génial qu'est winflip 0.50.
Je voudrai savoir si il y avait moyen d'ajouter des applications qui
tourne dans la zone de notification.
J'aimerai voir  ces applications qui sont dans la zone de notification
mais pas dans la barre des taches avec un click milieu de ma souris .
Ce logiciel est très bien finit je trouve utile de pouvoir d'un click
voir toutes les applications.
D'avance merci
___________________________________________________________________

Thank you in advance.
Koji

[machenzy]

Hi koji 

Hello,
At first, I thank you for your amazing software winflip 0.5.
I would like to know if there is any chance to add some process running in the tray.
I'd like to see this apps's tray and not the app's tasks bar when I choose to middle click.
This software has a really good finishing I think it's better usefull to see all the apps in a single click.
Thanx first all.

bye
machenzy

[koji]

Thank you Machenzy!

Now I understand detail of the question.
He wants to see the apps in the tasktray. not in the taskbar.
I see.

I'll reply him soon.

Cheers,
Koji

[machenzy]

You're welcom koji!

He wants to see the apps in the tasktray. not in the taskbar.

  Perhaps he wants an option to choose "tray/taskbar/tray&taskbar"...not a bad idea 

If you want a translation for your reply, I'm your man ;-)

[koji]

  Perhaps he wants an option to choose "tray/taskbar/tray&taskbar"...not a bad idea 

You are right Machenzy.

If you want a translation for your reply, I'm your man ;-)

Thanks
I'll reply him and try to invite him here first. If it doesn't go well, May I ask you help me again?

Cheers,
Koji