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An option to close the current window (for open-window icons).

An option to unpin this item from the taskbar (for shortcut icons).

A link to open a new instance of this application.

The most recent documents opened in this application.

Most Jump Lists contain the following items: For example, Windows 7specific apps will display more specific (and useful) Jump Lists than applications developed prior to Windows 7 an app has to be written specifically to take full advantage of this new feature. What you see in a Jump List depends to some degree on the application associated with the icon.