To create more than one jump list with JL, just make a copy of the folder where JL is located (be sure to give the new folder and EXE file a different name):
You can have as many jump lists as you want. 
You can even set items to launch with parameters. The names and the icons of each item in the jump list are fully customizable.
You can add any files, folders, and applications to the jump list (to a maximum of 60 items per jump list), all perfectly organized in groups or, if you prefer, a categories-free tasklist. JL is a portable application who’s files are kept in a folder: No installation needed here’s nothing to install here. Look at that, my Windows is in Portuguese…īecause I say so. The following screenshot shows an example of a jump list created by JL (this is my jump list - I use a different Windows theme than default Win7): Once pinned to the taskbar, the jump lists created by JL are accessible by right-clicking the respective icon, just like how native Win7 jump lists open when you right-click an icon, for example Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Windows Explorer. JL is a great freeware application that lets you create customizable jump lists that you can pin to your Windows 7 taskbar, just like any other other shortcut/icon. This is where Jumplist Launcher (JL) comes in. The issue with Jump Lists is they aren’t very customizable. Jump Lists are the menus that pop open when you right-click an icon in Windows taskbar/superbar. In Windows 7 Microsoft introduced a new feature called Jump Lists. WHAT IS JUMPLIST LAUNCHER AND WHAT DOES IT DO? In any case, he’s the creator of Jumplist Launcher. Not sure if he’s a DJ that does some programming or a programmer that does some DJing. I’m glad to announce that I’m taking a break from my endeavor now that I’ve found Hedgehog’s Jumplist Launcher. Not so long ago, I found myself on a restless search for the best program launcher ever know, so far, by mankind.
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