What's pinned in your taskbar

[RJ12]

This is meant to be like a "Whats in your dock" some people have on youtube (Usually Mac OS X). So may I ask, "What is pinned in your Windows 7 Taskbar"

In this exact order

1.Google Chrome
2.Windows Explorer
3.Windows Media Player
4.Outlook 2010 TP
5.PortableApps.com Autorun test (used to help me Autorun PortableApps Platform on my flash drive
6.Fishbowl (Facebook App)
7.iTunes

 

[Kari]

Nothing. Quick Launch have what I need, plus Office and Photoshop pinned to Start Menu.

 

[Lordbob75]

I HATE (with the burning passion of a thousand suns) the way pinning works.

I use quick launch instead

~Lordbob

 

[Jonathan_King]

VirtualBox, Digsby, Firefox, Disk Management, Explorer, Truecrypt, BlueScreenView.

 

[Little Darwin]

Here is mine. I am still fiddling with it as I move along.

 

[severedsolo]

Firefox, WLMail, Explorer, Media Player, Utorrent, WLmessenger, Football Manager 2010

 

[IanFarewell]

Firefox, MS Word, Libraries, Itunes.

 

[jekeesl]

TrueCrypt, Acrobat Reader, Windows Explorer, Snipping Tool, Excel 2007, Word 2007, Outlook 2007, IE8.0, and AT&T Communications Manager. I also have several Acrobat, Word, and Excel files pinned to their respective icons for quick, right-click access (love that feature), and have a dozen frequently visited sites pinned to the IE icon.

 

[smsff7]

I HATE (with the burning passion of a thousand suns) the way pinning works.

I use quick launch instead

~Lordbob

I agree I do the same thing

Quick launch looks nicer and takes up less space Also it dose not spread out the icons all over the task bar it groups everything in one spot

 

[Lordbob75]

I HATE (with the burning passion of a thousand suns) the way pinning works.

I use quick launch instead

~Lordbob

I agree I do the same thing

Quick launch looks nicer and takes up less space Also it dose not spread out the icons all over the task bar it groups everything in one spot

The thing I hate about it is that you cannot click on it again to start another file. I don't like how it looks either...

~Lordbob

 

[smsff7]

I HATE (with the burning passion of a thousand suns) the way pinning works.

I use quick launch instead

~Lordbob

I agree I do the same thing

Quick launch looks nicer and takes up less space Also it dose not spread out the icons all over the task bar it groups everything in one spot

The thing I hate about it is that you cannot click on it again to start another file. I don't like how it looks either...

~Lordbob

True. I have to FF windows open and a few tabs in etch...so that would not help me out much


Also it is ugly as shit

 

[D3ftOn3Z]

FF, Windows live messenger, WMP, WinAmp, PS, CCleaner & TuneUp.

 

[noobvious]

From left to right.....Windows Explorer, MediaMonkey, Exact Audio Copy, xrecodeII, the snipping tool, Irfanview, Firefox3.6, YouTube Downloader, and VLC.

And now that I am almost done ripping all my CD's, I'll probably unpin EAC and xrecodeII soon.

 

[osholt]

A better question would be what isn't
I have my task bar set up much like the Dock on a Mac, I have no icons on the desktop aswell.
So here goes;
Windows Explorer,
Apple Software Update,
Safari,
iTunes,
Windows Live Mail,
Windows Live Photo Gallery,
Windows Live Movie Maker,
Cool Edit Pro,
Windows Live Messenger,
Pidgin IM,
Paint,
Word,
Power Point,
Excel,
Double Twist,
BT Softphone,
Task Manager,
Control Panel.

I think that's it

Oli

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

It's more trouble than it's worth!

 

[DanFriday]

 

[adrian271]

I personally have a hard time living without the pinned taskbar anymore!

On my work computer, probably the biggest convenience is the frequently used folders (and pinned ones of course). I am constantly going through folders several layers deep and it cuts down on time (as well as frustration).

 

[gladson1976]

Command Prompt, Firefox, Editplus. That's all I have pinned on my taskbar.

 

[tw33k]

Nothing! I have the desktop toolbar on the taskbar so I can add/remove anything easily.

 

[Guntmeister]

Libraries, WMP, WLM, IE, Google Chrome, Nero8, Xvid4Psp, Paint.net, Revo Uninstaller, Wise Registry Cleaner, Ccleaner, Games.

[Edit] Just got rid of Wise Registry Cleaner. I think it effed up my system a little.