Windows 7 Taskbar and TC Tasks!

omdawe · Post by *omdawe » 2009-12-01, 12:34 UTC

When programs are Pinned to the Windows 7 Taskbar, some programs have a option called "Tasks" when right the mouse on the program.

Ideas i have for this. if this is even possible!

That option shows:

* All the Buttons from the Button Bar
* TC Plugin list
* Open a new tab
* New FTP connect

Post by *Hacker » 2009-12-01, 17:08 UTC

omdawe,

TC Plugin list

What could that be used for?

Roman

MVV · Post by *MVV » 2009-12-01, 17:13 UTC

Hacker wrote:omdawe,
TC Plugin list
What could that be used for?

The only way to use it that I can have in my mind - is to see list of FS plugins to fast access.

omdawe · Post by *omdawe » 2009-12-01, 21:38 UTC

Yeah for fast access..

I use my TC Meny Bar as my personalized Control Panel with shortcuts to things i most commonly use. And as Control Panel can´t be attached in the "taskbar" it’s makes me want this even more.

It might also be easier/faster access a specific plugins.

MVV · Post by *MVV » 2009-12-09, 14:02 UTC

I use control panel in Start menu as submenu, almost same result. Also you may add folder with often used control panel items to your quick launch panel and hide it behind '>>' button, so it will work as submenu. Also you may use one of tools that open TC button bars as submenus and add its link to quick launch (or pin to taskbar) for quick access to frequently used control panel items.

Balderstrom · Post by *Balderstrom » 2009-12-09, 15:49 UTC

I'd much rather it was just configurable like nearly every other TC menu / button. Same format as the regular language .mnu (MainMenu).

omdawe · Post by *omdawe » 2009-12-09, 19:59 UTC

I don´t really use the start button very often anymore, it feels slow compare to having things pinned in the taskbar and all speed shortcuts in TC MainMenu.

Sometimes when TC is locked for synchronization or something i would like with ease open at least a new TC thru the icon that is already pinned down in Taskbar. In Chrome they have open new Chome window in their "Tasks"

Having it as a .MNU style is a good idea! ++Support

I had a look on google and found this:

http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/sasha/archive/2009/02/23/windows-7-taskbar-user-tasks.aspx

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vista/SevenGoodiesJumpListTasks.aspx

Maybe this is absolutely NO help how do this. I tried at least, hope its helpful or at least correct info!