Pin to program on jumplist

[cclloyd9785]

I want to have, say an Adobe CS5 Icon on my taskbar, and when I right click, it would show all the CS5 Programs I pin to it.

Note: I do not want that stacks program.

 

[Brink]

Hello Michael,

This may be able to help you do that.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/14067-jumplist-launcher-create-custom-jump-lists.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn

 

[cclloyd9785]

Is there any way I can make separate ones instead of 1 big one?


Edit: I just had to copy it.


Although it seems that all icons on the list have a white background when they have a transparent background...

And is there a way I can pin websites (not shortcuts to them) to it? I get some error, which being american, and studying french, cant read.

 

[Brink]

You should be able to pin websites inside the jump lists of either the Firefox and Internet Explorer taskbar icons by default.

 

[cclloyd9785]

Yea I know you can, but I use chrome

 

[Brink]

I have not tried the above with Chrome. Were you able to pin Chrome to the taskbar and pin sites like above or with using the program?

If not, as a workaround, you could create internet shortcuts using the Chrome EXE and the tutorial below. Afterwards, place the internet shortcuts in Quick Launch or a pinned folder on the taskbar using the expansion arrow with them to expand to see the shortcuts.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/60274-internet-website-shortcut-create.html

 

[cclloyd9785]

Well, I can pin sites to chrome itself, but what I want, is on a site called pokefarm.org, I wanted to use their favicon on the taskbar, and the jumplist had all the main links on it.

 

[Brink]

I'm not sure you can do that with a internet shortcut pinned on the taskbar.

The best workaround I could think of is something like this below on the left or right side of the taskbar. This was done by pinning a New Folder to the taskbar and placing the PokeFarm shortcut w/changed icon to favicon in there first, then add any other internet shortcuts from that site in there to have them cascade open somewhat like a jump list would.