> I have a PC running Windows XP Home SP2, full updated.
>
> I frequently visit the Most Recent Documents icon on the XP start menu. It
> is a quick way to find stuff.
>
> Is it possible to create a shortcut to that icon on the taskbar?
>> I have a PC running Windows XP Home SP2, full updated.
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> Nepatsfan
Thank you for the information. Following the instructions above, I
created the new toolbar with the My Recent Documents shortcut.
The only drawback is that it lists about 200 items! The original Most
Recent Documents icon usually lists the last 15 or so files, which is far
more convenient and manageable.
Nepatsfan - 22 Mar 2008 00:24 GMT
>>> I have a PC running Windows XP Home SP2, full updated.
>>>
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> Recent Documents icon usually lists the last 15 or so files, which is far more
> convenient and manageable.
Sorry about that. I clean out the My Recent Documents list on my computer on a
regular basis. For that reason, I wasn't aware of the fact that the folder I had
you add to your Taskbar isn't limited in the number of entries it contains.
I know of no way to reduce the number of items you're seeing on that toolbar
other than to delete individual entries. If I come across another method, I'll
pass it along.
Nepatsfan
Nepatsfan - 22 Mar 2008 01:37 GMT
>>> I have a PC running Windows XP Home SP2, full updated.
>>>
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> Recent Documents icon usually lists the last 15 or so files, which is far more
> convenient and manageable.
I forgot to include this in my earlier response.
To remove the My Recent Documents toolbar from the Taskbar, do the following.
Right click on the Taskbar and move your mouse pointer up to the Toolbars entry.
Slide the mouse pointer over to the menu that pops out and click on My Recent
Documents.
Sorry for the confusion.
Nepatsfan