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IE9 Create an image without the jumplist

IE9 allows developers to define the activities within the jumplist a site attached to the task bar of Windows 7 (see

post for details).

activity is nothing but a quick access to a functionality of an application that, in the case of a web site, which is a page.

activities are defined through the meta tags of the form:

\u0026lt;META name = "msapplication-task"

& # 160;

content = "name = News; action-uri = url of the page icon in the task image-uri ="

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where the content consists of three distinct parts:

1. name: name that appears in the list of tasks. It can also be empty (although it makes little sense because the user would see an activity without any names and would not know what's the use); action-uri: page address that corresponds to the task. It can also be empty (in this case opens the root directory) or an external link to our site;
icon-uri: image to be used in the task list to the left of the name. This field can not be empty and must point to an image in ICO format.
2. The three parties must be present if, and action-used name may be empty. The part relating to the image, however, can not remain empty, otherwise the tag is not recognized (as if there was). If we deploy we just insert an image without any value rather than leave it blank, for example, the string "null".

The following tag, for example, implements activities without News Image:

• \u0026lt;META
• name = "msapplication-task"
• & # 160;

content = "name = News; action-uri = news.html; icon-uri = null"

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