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[hb860]

Woohooo! I did it!
Me and my friend Gaurav Kale, we have created an awesome taskbar pinner for Windows 7 and Windows 8.
This is most unique software from all taskbar pinners in the world. It allows to pin ANYTHING to taskbar! It works regardless of Windows Language, not only in English versions.

Just check the list of features!
You will able:

• to pin ANY file regardless to its type;
  
• to pin ANY folder;
  
• to pin drive;
  
• to pin Control Panel items, all them including some hidden like God Mode/All Tasks, Network Connections;
  
• to pin Libraries;
  
• to pin Shell Objects like Run command, "Miminze All", Window Switcher;
  
• to pin any drive,all folders and all files via Explorer Context Menu;
  
• to pin any folders or files with drag and drop. Drop them on application window.
  
• to pin any folders or files via command line:
  
  

  taskbarpinner.exe "path\to\desired\location"

I have a demo video:


Get more info and download link here:
Download Taskbar Pinner

Edited by hb860, 28 August 2012 - 08:19 PM.

[Maximum Payne]

Hey somebody text you at msn

[Darren 54]

Another useful app, brilliant job once again!

[hb860]

Thanks!
Maximum Payne, that was Gaurav

[Gragier_521]

Wonderful!

[hb860]

It has one minor issue with long %temp% path.
I will update it today. I you are the one who can't pin folder to taskbar, I will release an update for you today.

[hb860]

Taskbar Pinner v1.0.1
Bug fixed: if %temp% is short path to temp folder, you were unable to pin anything.
Bug fixed: crash when the slash was the last character in the command line.
Bug fixed: crash of the shell location dialog.
The link is same

[Chrominator]

In Windows XP you could pin any item to the taskbar by moving it's shortcut to the Quick Launch Folder. Windows 7's Superbar killed the quick launch. :/

[hb860]

I personally don't like whole NT6

[hb860]

My name is Sergey and hb860 is my nickname here @Winmatrix.
Also I use HappyBulldozer as nickname. Sometimes

[K.L.Devine]

It's great to know that guests care about the developers.

[hb860]

Yes it is