Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back

Re:Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back by julianz on Wednesday September 25, 2013 @10:16PM (#6448517)

OTOH, you want to know the easiest, fastest way to relaunch a recently used document? You can't, because they got rid of that.

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Re:Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back by ivoflipse on Thursday September 26, 2013 @12:58AM (#6449039)

Through the jump list of the application you opened that document in recently? Obviously this requires you to know both what you opened it in and have it pinned to your taskbar, but I really like that feature for reopening files I recently closed on a per app basis.

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Re:Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back by taloft on Thursday September 26, 2013 @09:18AM (#6450496)

Ah jump lists. I used Win7 since it came out and never found those. Only discovered them since I've been on Win8 through some random mention and a video. They aren't intuitive or very we'll known. People at work now see me use them and every time are surprised and ask me how I did that.

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Re:Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back by secabeen on Thursday September 26, 2013 @01:16AM (#6449092)

I think both Start8 and Classic Start Menu have that, and CSM is free.

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Re:Intel proves once and for all that PCs are not coming back by wfunction on Thursday September 26, 2013 @01:28AM (#6449103)

Great, I absolutely despised "Recent Documents".

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