From the website HedgeHog's JumpList Launcher :

The newly introduced jumplists, which appear when you right-click on an icon in the superbar, help improving the workflow a lot, but if you want combine multiple programs in one icon, you’re screwed.

The ‘Jumplist-Launcher’ comes to rescue!

There is a video on the site which illustrates the program much better.

I used this freeware to create 3 launchers Photo, Video, Audio which I placed in the taskbar and give me quick access to the 15+ programs I frequently use. Before, I would have had to place 15 icons (one for each program) in the taskbar. This is much cleaner, and I find access much faster than going through the StartMenu.

The program does have some rough edges. Creating a new launcher, requires copying the launcher program directory for each launcher. Want 3 launchers, you will need 3 separate copies of the launcher. Not elegant, but works. I had problems with access violations until I placed the program copies into my own user space (not in C:\Windows...).

I was using this with my old CRT's back in the day. Now I use CineMastery on my new quad screen array from CineMassive Displays CineMastery appears to be some sort of more modern upgraded variant of the older Ultramon I knew and loved. Wonderful stuff. Works beautifully.

http://www.cinemassivedisplays.com

Essential software for anyone with more than one monitor. Extends the taskbar to your second monitor, allows for each monitor to have a different background, and so much more. :)

http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/