When I have Scrivener opened, but minimized to the task bar, I’m tempted to work with it more than any other program. Not a bad thing right? In most castes, I’d agree with you but . . . Anyway, I was wondering if there was a way to minimize the program to the system tray / notification area. That way, it will still be instantly available, but not so visibly tempting.
Hi,
I use a little program called Trayconizer on my computer at work: howtogeek.com/howto/2651/min … ayconizer/
It takes up minimal resources, and works perfectly!