For maximum flexibility, BeTrayed! functions in two modes, either single command mode or, more usually, in Batch mode where it adds multiple icons to the Tray, all managed by one instance of BeTrayed! - in both modes, you specify the command to launch and, optionally, the tooltip text to show and an alternative icon. If not specified, the tooptip defaults to the command line and the icon to the default icon contained in the file (or if there isn't one, the one for the associated application)

For instance, to add a single icon to the System Tray to launch Calc, you could use:

BeTrayed c:\windows\system32\calc.exe,Calculator

This would create a new Tray icon (with the default icon from Calc.exe), which would show a tooltip of 'Calculator'

In batch mode, the parameter passed to BeTrayed! is actually the name of a text file containing the individual command lines. To use Batch mode with BeTrayed!, simply pass BeTrayed! the name of the controlling text file, prefixed with "/batch:" ie.

BeTrayed /batch:Standard.tray

BeTrayed! would now look for a file called 'Standard.tray' - which would contain a list of appropriate commands (in this case, 3), eg.

; Sample BeTrayed! batch mode control file. ; Note that anything beginning with a semi-colon is ignored ; ; Remote users shared area, using a custom icon. \\JBF\Data\Users\Shared,User Shared Area,SharedArea.ico ; ; Launch URL with default browser (using the 3rd icon in browser exe) http://www.mycompanyintranet.com/PhoneDir.html,Contact List,3 ; ; Launch the 3D text screensaver, with a custom icon "%SystemRoot%\system32\sstext3d.scr /s",3D Text Screen Saver,screensaver.ico