When installed on Windows 7, WinZip 14.0 and later allows you to easily access your recently used Zip files and WinZip using Jump Lists. The WinZip jump list can be accessed from Start or from the taskbar. If you find that you like using either jump list, you can pin it so that it will always be available. Please see the topic entitled WinZip and Jump Lists in the Miscellaneous section of WinZip Help for more detailed information. The help topic includes steps for using various jump list features, how to control the number of items listed on jump lists, and how to clear jump lists of entries.
Using the WinZip jump list you can quickly and easily:
- Open recently used Zip files or other archive file types
- Start WinZip
- Start WinZip and immediately begin creating a New archive
- Start WinZip and immediately display the Open archive dialog
- Open a favorite file or job that you have pinned to the jump list
- PRO only - Select a recently run WinZip job
- PRO only - Start WinZip and immediately begin creating a New WinZip job
- PRO only - Start WinZip and immediately begin creating a New Zip file on CD or DVD
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The WinZip Quick Pick taskbar tray icon
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Windows versions earlier than Windows 7 and WinZip versions earlier than WinZip 14 include the WinZip Quick Pick taskbar tray icon by default. Installed to the Windows Startup folder, Quick Pick is loaded and ready for use each time you restart your computer. Using Quick Pick, you can quickly and easily do many of the things listed above for jump lists. Additionally, Quick Pick can quickly open WinZip Favorites, WinZip Help, and the About WinZip dialog.
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The Quick Pick icon can be configured for use with Windows 7 if you wish. It can also be removed temporarily or permanently (with any supported operating system). Quick Pick is completely optional--you can use it or not, as you wish.
