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Finally I managed to get my code working yesterday. Its a little program that keeps track of appointments and tasks. I am a bit forgetful you see. Anyway, it was irritating to see that thing hanging around in the taskbar all the time, so yesterday I tried a couple of things and managed to put it in the system tray. It now sits there nicely at your finger-tips. I still havent added the alarm functionality yet, planning to do that soon. But the interesting thing is that this takes 30 MB of RAM. Wonder why... have to trim it down sometime.
Karthik.
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