A jumplist allows you to view recent web pages or documents or perform
another task on a specific application that supports jumplists. To
access them, right click the program on the taskbar (the applications
key performs a right click), and you will see a list of options. This is
a jumplist associated with that application. So, for example, right
clicking Internet Explorer will show you recently viewed websites, and
other options. Hope this helps.
Chris hallsworth
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On 27/12/2009 01:04, blindguy wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone ever used the jumplist and if so what can you tell me about it?
I've had windows seven for a couple of weeks now and I can't seem to get a
grip on the jumplist. Is there some sort of configuration that must be set
first?
Right clicking is the applications key right?
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