Windows 7 comes with a new feature "Taskbar Jumplist" which appears when you right-click on a taskbar button. Its one of the most useful features of Windows 7.
But what if you want to create your own jumplist? Windows 7 doesn't allow that but there is a very small freeware "Jumplist Launcher" which allows you to add upto 60 files/programs inside a jumplist.
Features List:
- No installation and rubbish in the registry
- Creates jumplists with up to 60 programs or files which can then be directly started
- The jumplist entries can be grouped
- After creating the jumplist, no program needs to run in the background
- You can have multiple Jumplist-Launcher-Icons (with different files/programs) on your superbar by copying the folder
- Files can be dragged into the Jumplist-Launcher from Windows-Explorer
- Icon and name of the entry can be customized
- Jumplist-items can be added by dragging single files on Jumplist-Launchers taskbar-icon while holding the shift-key
How to Use:
- Start Jumplist-Launcher.exe
- Add Groups by clicking the ‘Add Group’ button and rename them by clicking on their name in the treeview
- Add files/programs by either clicking on the ‘…’ button or directly dragging them into the Jumplist-Launcher window
- You can reorganize the order of groups and files by selecting them in the treeview and pressing the up or down-button
- If needed change the number of max. Jumplist-items
- When you are done, click on ‘Create Jumplist’ to save everything and Create the jumplist
- Pin the program to the superbar
- Close the program
Thanks to Nakodari @ AddictiveTips...
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Lubana
Thnx Really Helpful.