diff --git a/pythonsrc/tests/test_setTrayIcon.py b/pythonsrc/tests/test_setTrayIcon.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..bf2addd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/pythonsrc/tests/test_setTrayIcon.py
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+def testIcons(self):
+    r"""in the subdirectory icons of Unimacro there are 4 icons
+    
+    These should show up when natlink.setTrayIcon('_repeat.ico', 'tooltip', func) is called,
+    but this is not working any more.
+    There are also predefined icons, which are now stored in defaulticons directory of unimacro (fork)
+    
+    I don't know how to call these again...
+    
+It was tested in C:\DT\NatlinkDoug\pythonsrc\tests\unittestNatlink.py, this test could be taken out and put into
+a pytest module!
+    
+**From natlink.txt**:
+    
+setTrayIcon( iconName, toolTip, callback )
+This function, provided by Jonathan Epstein, will draw an icon in the
+tray section of the tackbar.  
+
+Pass in the absolute path to a Windows icon file (.ico) or pass in one
+of the following predefined names: 
+    'right', 'right2', 'down', 'down2',
+    'left', 'left2', 'up', 'up2', 'nodir' 
+You can also pass in an empty string (or nothing) to remove the tray
+icon.
+
+The toolTip parameter is optional.  It is the text which is displayed
+as a tooltip when the mouse is over the tray icon.  If missing, a generic
+tooltip is used.
+
+The callback parameter is optional.  When used, it should be a Python
+function which will be called when a mouse event occurs for the tray
+icon.  The function should take one parameters which is the type of
+mouse event:
+    wm_lbuttondown, wm_lbuttonup, wm_lbuttondblclk, wm_rbuttondown, 
+    wm_rbuttonup, wm_rbuttondblclk, wm_mbuttondown, wm_mbuttonup, 
+    or wm_mbuttondblclk (all defined in natlinkutils)
+
+Raises ValueError if the iconName is invalid.
+
+The following functions are used in the natlinkmain base module.  You
+should only used these if you are control NatSpeak using the NatLink module
+instead of using Python as a command and control subsystem for NatSpeak. In
+the later case, users programs should probably not use either of these two
+functions because they replace the callback used by the natlinkmain module
+which could prevent proper module (re)loading and user changes.
+    
+    """
+    natlink.setTrayIcon('_repeat.ico')
+    natlink.setTrayIcon('_down')   # ????
+        
diff --git a/pythonsrc/tests/unittestNatlink.py b/pythonsrc/tests/unittestNatlink.py
index 394e90c..26aee0a 100644
--- a/pythonsrc/tests/unittestNatlink.py
+++ b/pythonsrc/tests/unittestNatlink.py
@@ -2833,9 +2833,9 @@ def checkExperiment(self,sawBegin,recogType,words,start,end):
 
     #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
     # Testing the tray icon is hard since we can not conviently interact with
-    # the UI from this test script.  But I test what I can.    
+    # the UI from this test script.  But I test what I can.
 
-    def tttestTrayIcon(self):
+    def testTrayIcon(self):
         self.log("testTrayIcon")
 
         testForException =self.doTestForException
@@ -2858,7 +2858,7 @@ def tttestTrayIcon(self):
         iconFile = baseDirectory+'/../NatlinkSource/idi_nodir.ico'
 ## special test icon, assume baseDirectory is on same level as PyTest:
 ##          QH, cannot get baseDirectory correct...
-        import natlinkmain
+        # import natlinkmain
         baseDirectory = natlinkmain.baseDirectory
         iconFile = baseDirectory+'/../PyTest/unittest_icon.ico'
         if not os.path.isfile(iconFile):