Is there any way to disable the tray icon so it just uses the task bar or the little "I'm minimized" bar when you don't have a task bar? I use portable apps on my school computers, and we can't use tray icons, and having to leave open a explorer to open portableapps.exe every time I need something is rather annoying.
I can use the task bar though, so that method works, or having it not minimize on clicking off of it/loading an app, just going to the background or something.
Oh yeah, off-topic but, I just downloaded the newest beta client, is there any way I can remove the "portableapps.com" from the space usage area?
I did use the search feature, but nothing showed up 
Edit: Changed the name cause I noticed how misleading it actually was.
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The tray icon cant be disabled. the task bar window is due to the tray area handling in Win7. You could set the Menu to "always remain visible" but I guess thats not a very practical option.
The text in the "space usage area" is the name of the drive. You can click on it and rename it to something shorter if you want.
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I am on XP on both my home computer and my computer I can't use tray icons on.
How could I enable "always remain visible?" I have no complaints about using a feature like that, I could use it on the side of my screen then.
OR
Would there be a way to just disable it from closing on click-off and working just like a normal window?
EDIT: Just noticed the post below me. Thanks
It sounds like you don't need to disable the tray icon, but instead you need a way of opening the menu when the tray icons are not enabled.
There have been several requests to make a floating button that opens the menu when the tray is not accessible. One person actually did make one, but I don't know what the status is.
Once upon a time, you could use Win+P to open the menu; now I think the key combo is Alt+Win+Space, but that doesn't work on my Win 7 machine.
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Alt+win+space will work quite well. Thank you for that tip
+1 for that helpful hint!
Alt+Win+Space is actually very helpful. Thanks again for digging that up.