How to hide application icon programmatically?

i have a blackberry curve, and recently i went to move my bbm icon further up, and by accident i pressed "hide" instead of "move". I can get to it when i press "switch application" but i want it to be on my home screen again...

I would like to be able to hide the dock icon of one running application while leaving the menu bar icon in place.

i downloaded the myspace blackberry application. yet there is no icon for me to open it with. yes the application did download successfully. i can see it in my application list. i've tried hard battery pulls while on and off, i've tried reinstalling...

My samsung galaxy SII came with no application icon in the home page ( main screen) instead it says ' menu' icon. I found the application icon inside settings though and was wondering if there was any way i could put the application icons in the main...

I cannont get an application to close by clicking on the 'x' icon in the upper right corner of the page. Also, I can't get the application to minimize. When I click on either the close icon or the minimize icon the application freezes. When I open task...

What I would like to do is get rid of one of my connections icons in the system tray. - It is for Xbox Live, so most of the time it is not connected, therefore leaving an icon in the system tray telling me. There's no option to not show the icon when...

I need to first hide this Icon, then even renaming it would be preferable. I have pertinent reasons for doing this ( has to do with saved passwords/divorce....). I am so clueless on a mac I can't even manage to hide the Icon, when I press hide it does...

What are the best practices for web developers for creating an easy to recognize app icon when building your app? How does the app user wants the icon to be? Is it important to have a good app icon besides a good application? How can we make an app icon...

I downloaded an Application that runs in my menubar, but it also has a useless icon in the dock. I have tried modifying the LSUIElement in the Info.plist file using Xcode, which is what countless sites across the internet suggest, but it still shows...