2023-02-13 13:39:51 +05:00
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# System tray menu
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2023-02-10 14:53:01 +05:00
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Notesnook features a system tray menu to give quick access to some common functions such as:
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1. Closing the app
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2. Starting a new note
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3. Creating a new notebook
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See it in action here:
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## Minimize to tray
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Instead of always taking space in your taskbar, you can hide Notesnook in your system tray on minimizing:
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1. Go to `Settings`
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2. Click on `Desktop integration`
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3. Click on `Minimize to system tray` to enable/disable it.
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## Close to tray
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To prevent accidentally closing the Notesnook app, it is possible to always close it to the system tray:
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1. Go to `Settings`
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2. Click on `Desktop integration`
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3. Click on `Close to system tray` to enable/disable it.
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