One problem I find with pinning FH to the task bar is you have no idea if it was open or not. There have been times when I am shutting down my computer and all open items needed to be closed. Prompting FH only to find I had not opened it meant I had to wait until it opened before closing it again. I decided to remove it from the task bar. When I open FH it will appear on the task bar (though not pinned) so I know it is open. Victor On 26/11/2013 8:09 PM, Beryl & Mike Tate wrote: > Paddy said: > <snippet> > The FH symbol lives on my Taskbar. When I right click it the new screen shows 1 Project as Pinned and up to 10 Projects as Recent. > Near the bottom of the screen is an option to Unpin this program from taskbar. Is this screen controlled by FH or by Windows? I > can find no reference to it in my Printed Manual or in Online Help. I find it useful to switch between two or more Projects when I > want to transfer Notes, for example. It would be even more useful if I could open 2 FH Projects at the same time, as I can when > editing Word documents. > <snippet> > > This feature was introduced by Windows 7 and is called a Jump List. > If you Google search for "Windows 7 Jump List" there is a load of info. > > It works much the same for virtually all programs. > If you hover on any entry in the list there is a pin to the right that allows the entry to be pinned / unpinned. > The Jump List also appears if you hover on a program on the Start Menu. > > You can run as many instances of FH on different Projects just like you can instances of Word on different documents. > > Regards, Mike Tate > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message