By now I'm quite addicted to jumplists. When I want to open a PowerPoint deck or a Word document, and I have another one of those open, I just right-click that instance, spot my document among the recent documents, and click it to open what I want. It frees me from remembering exactly where documents are, or opening folders just to open documents they contain, and I like it a lot. I also like the tasks lists that more and more applications are adding, like these:
![](http://www.gregcons.com/KateBlog/content/binary/messenger%20jumplist.jpg)
But older apps have so much less to offer:
![](http://www.gregcons.com/KateBlog/content/binary/psp%20jumplist.jpg)
What if you could add tasks to the jumplist of any application, without needing access to the source code? That's what Jumplist Extender does. There's a nice review on How To Geek that demonstrates adding tasks to the calculator that comes with Windows.
![](http://www.gregcons.com/KateBlog/content/binary/calc%20jumplist.bmp)
Neat, isn't it? Get your own copy and have some fun.
Kate