Minimize EagleGet on Start Up? [SOLVED]
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Wed, 11/01/2017 - 8:00am (7 years 47 weeks ago)
I'm using EagleGet to manage all the downloads from all of my browsers and it works great, but, one thing that drives me nuts about it is that it won't minimize itself to the tray when I boot my computer! I've even gone as far as emailing their support asking how to do it and my email got completely ignored. 
Is there some way to do this? I'd be forever in your debt!
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I hear ya. This drove me bat-
insane long ago, as well. So much so that I whipped up an AHK (AutoHotkey) script to do this. Seems like such an easy and fundamental thing to do to a piece of software; no idea why the folks at EagleGet can't seem to handle it ...
I'm attaching the script to your post. All you have to do to get it to work is, unzip it, put it in some folder, and then call it on Windows startup.
See: How to Add AutoHotkey Scripts to Windows Start Up
What it does:
All the script does when it's run is, wait for the EagleGet window to show it's face, and when it does, set it as the active window (so it can receive keystrokes) and then send the universal Windows HotKey combo of Windows Key + Down Arrow, which minimizes EagleGet. Then the script exits.