Quick Entry Manage Win7 System Application Jump List

The Win7 system can create a jumplist and use common files or tasks as a shortcut to the Start/rdquo; menu or taskbar item. This feature is the most significant improvement in Windows 7. Each time you open a file, website, or task, you can access the shortcuts in the list by simply going through the Win7 Jump List. However, unlike Windows XP, Windows 7 does not integrate these shortcuts into one location. The Win7 Jump List will list each program's files, sites or tasks separately. To see the jump icon for the program icon on the taskbar, right-click the icon.

Manage Win7 System Application Jump List
When Windows is not enough space, it will delete some items in the jump list, but you can redefine it.
Want to keep all the items in the jump list, select it and click the fixed icon.

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If you feel that these used icons are too disturbing for you, you can disable the full jump list: right-click on the "Start" menu, select "Properties" and uncheck Privacy. Two dialog bars.

It is recommended not to close the Win7 jump list. If you think that there are too many icons too messy, you can delete the shortcuts that are not commonly used.