Originally Posted by Norm
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If its all within one program, use a common method to control what is being displayed and when.
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I am currently displaying the baloon from a common method, but the problem is that after I call displayMessage() method on TrayIcon, I have no way of knowing how long the OS dependent timeout is on the message or if the user clicked closed the message before said timeout. I was wondering if there is a way to either detect if a message is currently being displayed or trigger an event on balloon closing . I can handle it from there.
I suppose I can just ignore the "displayMessage()" functionality and create my own pop-up balloons - but it seems a bit silly to re-invent the wheel.
Thanks.
-HH