Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
I noticed some time ago that if I right-click the tile of an open
program in the Windows 7 task bar, I'm offered a variety of convenient
options. In the case of SeaMonkey, it remembers websites I visited
recently, and I can pin those to the context menu just as I can pin
programs to the top of the Windows Start menu. The options include:
Pinned -------------------------
[list of pinned URLs]
Frequent -----------------------
[list of frequently visited URLs, limit 5]
Tasks --------------------------
Open new tab
Open new window
Open Mail & Newsgroups
Compose new message
Open Address Book
Open new Composer page
--------------------------------
SeaMonkey
Unpin this program from taskbar
[x] Close window
Does anyone know where the data for each program are stored? It would be
nice if I could rename some of these pinned URLs, or add them without
having to wait for it to decide I've visited them often enough.
Thanks much.
According to
http://www.techspot.com/guides/363-windows-jump-lists-fix-and-tricks/
the "jumplists" are stored as binary files, one per application. That
page gives a link to "Jumplist-Launcher" which purportedly provides a UI
for modifying the lists.
lj
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