If so, you need the little shareware program called Trayicon.zip. For programs that don't automatically place their icons in the system tray, that area on the right side of the taskbar, Trayicon will do it for you and keep you from needing to create a shortcut and adding to the clutter on your desktop.
Installation is easy.
Just unzip Trayicon.zip to an appropriate folder and run Trayicon.exe. You can use ANY icon file you wish. That's all there is to it. To keep from running Trayicon.exe each time a tray icon is desired, you may want to create a shortcut to it. Yes, it'll be on your desktop, but only once, not for each program.