New: RBTray Portable 4.3 (minimize apps to the system tray) Released

We're getting 300-450 spam posts a day. These are after they've setup an account and done the capctha and verified their email address. Mollom is automatically blocking a lot of them. The ones that still come through there is someone being paid a fraction of a cent in a third-world country to solve the captcha as they post it. So, unfortunately, a lot of legit posts are being shown the captcha as well. I've been training the filter and marked probably a thousand posts as spam and not spam so I'm hoping it will get better.

It's because RBTray doesn't properly handle WM_CLOSE messages (What ${CloseProcess} does is send WM_CLOSE to all top-level windows owned by a process), and my first thought would be to suggest launching RBTray.exe with --exit parameter, but looking at the source unfortunately --exit sends it a WM_CLOSE.
(so this can safely be called a bug in the base app.)

For a proper fix we'd need an update to RBTray that either changes RBTray.cpp Line 264
From:

	SendMessage(_hwndHook, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);

To:

	SendMessage(_hwndHook, WM_COMMAND, IDM_EXIT, 0);

and/or adds after Line 242:

	case WM_CLOSE:
		SendMessage(_hwndHook, WM_DESTROY, 0, 0);
		break;

then we could fix our launcher by changing the current Custom.nsh so as to launch RBTray.exe --exit instead of using ${CloseProcess} RBTray.exe $0

or as a workaround (that would basically fix the Portable versions second-launch=exit feature, but would leave the base app's built in --exit argument broken) we could change our Custom.nsh Line 6 to send a WM_COMMAND message with a wParam of 0x1003 (that's how IDM_EXIT is defined in RBTray.h); maybe someone else knows how to do that, I don't yet.