Things not to be missed while using Windows 7

‘Jump Lists’ swaps ‘My recent documents’: Jump Lists is a feature giving an ease of access to programs and docs that users often use. It is kinda ‘My recent documents’, but is indeed more simplified. Whenever a user hover the mouse over a program on the start menu, the right column displays the most recent docs/files of that program (see image 1). The ‘My recent documents’ is no more and has been replaced by a very simplified and a real handy ‘Jump lists’. ‘Pin’ to taskmaster: The other feature which eases as far as access is concerned. The taskbar is all rejuvenated and unlike earlier versions of Windows, users now can drop items on the taskbar and it has been termed as ‘Pin to taskbar (or Windows Explorer)’. That item pinned remains static on taskbar and can be used as a quick launch shortcut. Apart, when you right click the Pinned item, multiple categories (see image 1) may be displayed. These could be ‘frequent’, ‘recent’, ‘pinned’ and the last option ‘unpin from taskbar’. ‘Pin’ is again quite alike ‘Jump lists’, but it is controlled under the taskbar area whereas ‘jump lists’ is a...