A Different Way To Access Jump Lists
Another new feature that appeared in Windows 7 was ” Jump Lists ” They allow you to quickly access files and shortcuts to documents, webpages etc.. before you even open the program.
If your not entirely sure of what they are, John did a great article on Jump lists that you can find here
A Jump List
I love using jump lists and they are really handy for me, traditionally you would access jump lists by right clicking on a programs icon in the task bar and this would pop up the jump list. Well now I have a new way of doing it that I’d like to share with you.
Some of you may know this already but some may not -- you can access jump lists by:
- Left clicking and holding the icon in the taskbar
- Slide your mouse/cursor upwards, your jump list will now slide up.
I like to call this the ” Swoosh Effect ” While this may not be a massive time saver, I think it’s a more fluid motion than the regular way of right clicking.
I’ve made a quick video showing how to do this on my own site which I’ve inserted below
Hope you find this helpful
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Just left click th eicon in the taskbar and hold the mouse. Slide the mouse upwards without releasing the icon and the Jump List will appeared smoothly according to the movements of your mouse. Release the mouse when the Jump List totally appears.
Just left click th eicon in the taskbar and hold the mouse. Slide the mouse upwards without releasing the icon and the Jump List will appeared smoothly according to the movements of your mouse. Release the mouse when the Jump List totally appears.
Just left click th eicon in the taskbar and hold the mouse. Slide the mouse upwards without releasing the icon and the Jump List will appeared smoothly according to the movements of your mouse. Release the mouse when the Jump List totally appears.
Just left click th eicon in the taskbar and hold the mouse. Slide the mouse upwards without releasing the icon and the Jump List will appeared smoothly according to the movements of your mouse. Release the mouse when the Jump List totally appears.
Just left click th eicon in the taskbar and hold the mouse. Slide the mouse upwards without releasing the icon and the Jump List will appeared smoothly according to the movements of your mouse. Release the mouse when the Jump List totally appears.