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>How I could make my program not to show in taskbar and system tray? I want
>to write a tunnelling service, and I don't want to give an opportunity to
>shut down this service accidentally. I am using Visual C++ 6.0
Well, I don't know what a "tunnelling service" is, but if it's for
WindowsNT, you can write a service. There's an example that ships with VC,
called something like "simple" or some such. A service starts when the
system is powered-on rather than when the user logs in. This is appropriate
for things that you want to do to extend the operating system. It's also
usual for a service not to interact with the user, though it can.
Dan Evens
invisible program