Jumplists are a feature of the re-designed taskbar that now becomes the quick-launch area throughout the entire bar. Just drag your shortcut or application icon onto it. Jumplists give you the option to view a list of recently accessed files by application, even when the application isn’t open, by right-clicking on the application’s icon in the taskbar. It also allows you to quickly access a favorite playlist without opening your media player. Jumplists can also be found integrated into the Start Menu. The following exhibits show you the Jumplist for the Explorer icon and the Jumplist for the StartMenu. I have Word pinned to my Taskbar, and from a right-click of the icon, I select the recent document from Jumplist and Word opens with my document. It save mouse clicks.
TimeSaver: The JumpList for Windows Explorer
Start Here: A JumpList integrated into the Start Menu
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