Microsoft QLF-00195 manual Windows Taskbar Shortcuts, Program’s Jump List

When you have a large number of windows open for a program, the open windows for that program are

displayed as a list. We’ve enhanced this list view by

adding the ability to peek at a highlighted window or

even close a window directly from the list.

Programs use the new taskbar to provide more infor-

mation in more intuitive ways. For example, you can see

progress bars on a taskbar icon, so that you can stay

aware of progress without keeping the window visible.

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supports closing windows.

Windows Taskbar Shortcuts

+ T	Brings focus to the first item in the taskbar. Press
	again to cycle through each item.
+ # (1–9)	If a program in the 1–9 slot is running, the
	keystroke will launch it. If it is running with one
	window, the same keystroke will switch to that
	window. If it is running with multiple windows,
	the keystroke will cycle between each thumbnail
	of the open windows for that program. Aero
	Peek will help you find the right window. (Note:
	ALT+WinKey+# will open the corresponding
	program’s Jump List)
SHIFT + click on taskbar icon	Launches a new instance of a program
Middle mouse button +
click on taskbar icon
SHIFT + CTRL +	Launches a new instance of a program in
click on taskbar icon	elevated security mode
Middle mouse button +	Closes the window
click on taskbar thumbnail
CTRL + click on a taskbar group	Restores the last active window in the group.
	Continued clicking will continue restoring the
	successive windows in the group
Drag up from a taskbar icon	Opens Jump List