This adds the much-requested minimize-to-tray feature to Mouse Jiggler.
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Released: MouseJiggle-1.3 (Nov 02, 2012)
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Created Release: MouseJiggle-1.3 (Nov 02, 2012)
This adds the much-requested minimize-to-tray feature to Mouse Jiggler.
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Updated Wiki: Documentation
Simply run the MouseJiggle.exe included in the release .zip file. Check the "Enable jiggle?" checkbox to start jiggling the mouse pointer; uncheck it to stop. The jiggle is slight enough that you should be able to use the computer normally even with jiggling enabled.
The 'Zen jiggle?' checkbox enables a mode in which the pointer is jiggled 'virtually' - the system believes it to be moving and thus screen saver activation, etc., is prevented, but the pointer does not actually move.
To minimize Mouse Jiggler to the system tray, click the button marked with a green, down-pointing arrow.
If you want to start the Mouse Jiggler with jiggling already enabled, run the MouseJiggle.exe with either the -j or --jiggle command-line switch.
That's it. Enjoy!
The 'Zen jiggle?' checkbox enables a mode in which the pointer is jiggled 'virtually' - the system believes it to be moving and thus screen saver activation, etc., is prevented, but the pointer does not actually move.
To minimize Mouse Jiggler to the system tray, click the button marked with a green, down-pointing arrow.
If you want to start the Mouse Jiggler with jiggling already enabled, run the MouseJiggle.exe with either the -j or --jiggle command-line switch.
That's it. Enjoy!
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New Post: make it a tray icon
This is now implemented in Mouse Jiggler 1.3.
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Closed Issue: REQ Feature: Minimize to SysTray [6715]
<p>In reference to this item:</p>
<p> </p>
<p>Is it possible to Minimize to tray? : </p>
<p>http://getsatisfaction.com/arkanesystems/topics/is_it_possible_to_minimize_to_tray</p>
<p> </p>
<p>I would like to request a "Minimize to System Tray" feature for the next version. Perhaps this code could be utilized:</p>
<p> </p>
<p>Adding a 'Minimize to tray'-button to a Form's caption bar - CodeProject® : </p>
<p>http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/mintraybtn.aspx</p>
Comments:
<p> </p>
<p>Is it possible to Minimize to tray? : </p>
<p>http://getsatisfaction.com/arkanesystems/topics/is_it_possible_to_minimize_to_tray</p>
<p> </p>
<p>I would like to request a "Minimize to System Tray" feature for the next version. Perhaps this code could be utilized:</p>
<p> </p>
<p>Adding a 'Minimize to tray'-button to a Form's caption bar - CodeProject® : </p>
<p>http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/mintraybtn.aspx</p>
Comments:
Implemented in Mouse Jiggler 1.3.
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Created Issue: Minimize to Systray function leaves a window open [7242]
In v1.3, after clicking the 'minimize to tray' down-arrow button on the interface, it appears that the application does not minimize correctly; while the application icon is added to the systray, the application leaves a window open at the bottom-left under WinXP and Win7 rather than cleanly closing all interface windows.
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
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Source code checked in, #71079
Fixed minimize bug and added -z/--zen switch.
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Released: MouseJiggle-1.4 (Jan 21, 2013)
Fixes the buggy minimize functionality in 1.3 (seriously, I must have been smokin' something) and adds a -z/--zen switch to force zen jiggling on.
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Created Release: MouseJiggle-1.4 (Jan 21, 2013)
Fixes the buggy minimize functionality in 1.3 (seriously, I must have been smokin' something) and adds a -z/--zen switch to force zen jiggling on.
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Commented Issue: Minimize to Systray function leaves a window open [7242]
In v1.3, after clicking the 'minimize to tray' down-arrow button on the interface, it appears that the application does not minimize correctly; while the application icon is added to the systray, the application leaves a window open at the bottom-left under WinXP and Win7 rather than cleanly closing all interface windows.
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: arkanesystems **
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: arkanesystems **
Fixed in 1.4.
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Closed Issue: Minimize to Systray function leaves a window open [7242]
In v1.3, after clicking the 'minimize to tray' down-arrow button on the interface, it appears that the application does not minimize correctly; while the application icon is added to the systray, the application leaves a window open at the bottom-left under WinXP and Win7 rather than cleanly closing all interface windows.
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
Comments: Fixed in 1.4.
Closing this remnant (with the still-present [X] box at top right) appears to end the program.
Comments: Fixed in 1.4.
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New Post: make it a tray icon
Really, actually implemented properly in 1.4.
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Updated Wiki: Home
Project Description
Mouse Jiggler is a very simple piece of software whose sole function is to "fake" mouse input to Windows, and jiggle the mouse pointer back and forth.Useful for avoiding screensavers or other things triggered by idle detection that, for whatever reason, you can't turn off any other way; or as a quick way to stop a screensaver activating during an installation or when monitoring a long operation without actually having to muck about with the screensaver settings.
Requirements
Requires .NET Framework 2.0, nothing else.Customer Support
Get support for Mouse Jiggler at https://arkane.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPublicEdit .Support Us
Donate to support our free products!↧
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Updated Wiki: Documentation
Simply run the MouseJiggle.exe included in the release .zip file. Check the "Enable jiggle?" checkbox to start jiggling the mouse pointer; uncheck it to stop. The jiggle is slight enough that you should be able to use the computer normally even with jiggling enabled.
The 'Zen jiggle?' checkbox enables a mode in which the pointer is jiggled 'virtually' - the system believes it to be moving and thus screen saver activation, etc., is prevented, but the pointer does not actually move.
To minimize Mouse Jiggler to the system tray, click the button marked with a green, down-pointing arrow.
If you want to start the Mouse Jiggler with jiggling already enabled, run the MouseJiggle.exe with either the -j or --jiggle command-line switch.
The "-z" / "--zen" command-line switch forces zen jiggling to be enabled for the current (and future) invocations of MouseJiggler.
That's it. Enjoy!
The 'Zen jiggle?' checkbox enables a mode in which the pointer is jiggled 'virtually' - the system believes it to be moving and thus screen saver activation, etc., is prevented, but the pointer does not actually move.
To minimize Mouse Jiggler to the system tray, click the button marked with a green, down-pointing arrow.
If you want to start the Mouse Jiggler with jiggling already enabled, run the MouseJiggle.exe with either the -j or --jiggle command-line switch.
The "-z" / "--zen" command-line switch forces zen jiggling to be enabled for the current (and future) invocations of MouseJiggler.
That's it. Enjoy!
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Updated Wiki: Home
Project Description
Mouse Jiggler is a very simple piece of software whose sole function is to "fake" mouse input to Windows, and jiggle the mouse pointer back and forth.Useful for avoiding screensavers or other things triggered by idle detection that, for whatever reason, you can't turn off any other way; or as a quick way to stop a screensaver activating during an installation or when monitoring a long operation without actually having to muck about with the screensaver settings.
Requirements
Requires .NET Framework 2.0, nothing else.Customer Support
Get support for Mouse Jiggler at https://arkane.fogbugz.com/default.asp?pg=pgPublicEdit&project=MouseJiggler .Support Us
Donate to support our free products!↧
New Post: Verison Issue
I downloaded the latest version 1.4 but when i run the program and click the info it says version 1.3.0.0 the jiggle feature only seems to work when no web pages are open or windows and it doesnt work when minimized to the taskbar. is there something i am doing wrong
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New Post: Verison Issue
Oops, forgot to change the version number, there. I'll fix that in 1.5.
Unfortunately, I can't seem to reproduce any of the other problems you're having, here. Could you give me some more system information - your OS version, other programs you have running, that sort of thing?
Thanks.
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New Post: Minimize on Start?
For 1.5 would it be possible to create a switch that would allow the program to start minimized in the tray? I would like to run it at startup without having to click on the icon to make it minimize. Thanks!
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New Post: Minimize on Start?
It may be a while before I get much of a chance to work on 1.5, but I'll put it on the feature list.
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