Difference between revisions of "Notification area"
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| − | [[File:Notification-area. | + | You can drag and drop the icon over the taskbar to so you can always view state of recording and control it easier without expanding the notification area. |
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Latest revision as of 11:05, 26 March 2021
Screenbits icon appear on notification area icon which shows the state of recording and also can be used to interact with the app without opening the application window.
To open the context menu of the notification icon:
- From the right side of the taskbar, click Show hidden icons (^) button to open notification area.
- Right click on Screenbits icon to open the context menu.
Figure 1: Notification area
You can drag and drop the icon over the taskbar to so you can always view state of recording and control it easier without expanding the notification area.
Figure 2: Drag & Drop notification area icon over the taskbar