Create IE9 pinned sites shortcuts easily using this wizard from Microsoft

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Seen this new site from the Internet Explorer team? If you are a blogger or a site owner, you definitely want to check it out!

Microsoft has launched a new website PinMySite that lets you create a Pinned Experience for your website in 36 secs. Yes – 36 seconds! Simply click the red button to start the online wizard and follow the instruction.

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Pinning sites to your Windows 7 taskbar makes it simpler for you or your readers to access the various features or sections of your website.

To pin a website, just grab the tab and drag it down to your Windows 7 Taskbar!

Once a site is pinned, you can right-click on the icon to get a list that directs you to particular content on the site.

Try pinning TheWindowsClub.com to your taskbar and see what all it offers. If you are using IE9, simply drag and drop this tab to your taskbar to see how it works.

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Visit PinMyWebsite.com from the IE team and create your shortcut.

Also see BuildMyPinnedSite wizard from Microsoft.

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Anand aka HappyAndyK is an end-user Windows enthusiast, a Microsoft MVP in Windows Desktop Experience since 2007, and the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, TheGeeksClub.com & WinVistaClub.com. Creating a System Restore Point before trying out a new software or a tweak is always recommended.

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  • japp

    Nice feature. Wish it could work with Chrome.

  • http://www.powercutmedia.in/ Arun Kumar

    Why would anyone need a wizard to pin sites? It is simple drag and drop. If that has the facility of creating jumplist, it would be better. For creating jumplists, just press and hold down SHIFT while dragging the favicon to taskbar.
    I wish the IE team spends their time in creating usable extensions to IE9 instead of creating a wizard to pin sites, a wizard to bookmark sites etc.

  • http://www.powercutmedia.in/ Arun Kumar

    BTW, the website pinmysite.com directs to http://buildmypinnedsite.com/en. The latter won’t show all components on IE9. So I used Chrome. Fine website offering code that helps users of a blog/website to pin it to their taskbar (if the website is using that code). Your article did not mention this.