Has anyone figured out an easy way to pin stuff to Windows Explorer's Jump List in Win7? I have a handful of folders I need pinned in that JumpList and I can't seem to figure out exactly what triggers ...

Jump lists -- those cool shortcut lists that you can access with the right mouse button in the taskbar -- are one of my favorite improvements in Windows 7. As many, many people have pointed out, ...

This week, I’ve been looking at a few productivity enhancers built directly into Windows 7, with the aim of making life a little easier for people who work with tons of files on a daily basis. On ...

We've already mentioned the new Jump Lists feature in Windows 7 as one of our favorite features of the burgeoning operating system, and today we're taking a closer look at how you can use them to save ...

Windows 7: If you've found yourself missing the Quick Launch toolbar after adopting Windows 7, you can resurrect it with JumpLaunch. The Quick Launch feature is hiding in your Windows install, it just ...

When right-clicking on apps pinned to the Start menu, jump lists will be shown for apps that have them such as File Explorer. Jump lists will now be shown when right-clicking on apps pinned to the ...

When Windows 7 made it out the door reactions were mixed about the operating system's revamped taskbar. Now two years later I can personally attest to the improved usability of the new bar and above ...

Windows has introduced Jump List, which is basically a list of recent documents and unique features and links for that particular program, pinned favorites, etc. By default, Windows 11/10 displays 10 ...

Guest post: For more posts from Greg Shultz, see TechRepublic's Microsoft Windows blog. Jump Lists are a new feature in Microsoft Windows 7 that are designed to make it easier to find what you want ...

Windows is full of so many handy little features it’s easy to forget some of them if you aren’t using it every day. One such feature is Jump Lists, which is the app-specific menu that appears when you ...

First right click taskbar > Properties > Start Menu tab. Here ensure that Store and display opened items in the Start menu and the taskbar is checked. Click Apply/Exit. If it doesn’t help then it is ...