The previously introduces exceptions allow it to manage the typical cases easily.
But with the user-defined exceptions you have greater possibilities (and on the other hand have to configure more). Perform the following steps to create a user-defined exception:
| 1. | In the main dialog click on "exceptions". |
| 2. | Choose "<A different, user-defined exception...>".
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| 3. | Click on "Add". A new dialog will appear. This dialog has 2 pages, which can be toggled with the "tabs" at the upper border of the dialog. |
| 4. | On the page "When do you want to minimize?" (More information on this dialog can be found here.) choose the circumstances under which the program shall be minimized. |
| 5. | On the page "What do you want to minimize" choose the desired program. In the list you'll automatically find all currently running programs:
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| 6. | (More information about this dialog can be found here.) |
| 7. | Click on "Accept selected program". |
| 8. | Exit the dialog with a click on "OK". |
Minimize programs into the tray
