Pin a program to the taskbar
Keep the program you use every day one press away, for good.
Pinning puts a program’s icon on the strip along the bottom of the screen and keeps it there.
Nothing is copied and nothing moves. A pin is a doorway, always in the same spot.
Key points
- Pinning keeps a program’s icon on the bottom strip for good
- It is a doorway to the program, not a copy of it
What to remember
- Pin the three you open most.
- A pin is a doorway kept in one place.
Try this
Find the program you open most in Start, press the right-hand mouse button on it, and choose Pin to taskbar.
Practice: Pin a program to the taskbar. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.