Pregunta

Basically, I want to add a JumpTask into the Jump List context menu that allows the user to toggle the TopMost property.

Essentially I just want an entry that has a check box to turn the TopMost property on and off.

How do I do this? It would be nice if the Jump Task could just be a stack panel of a CheckBox and a TextBlock, then I could just bind directly to those. However, the properties on a Jump Task are very limiting, and I was wondering if anyone's figured out a good practice to have a checkbox + text show up in a jumplist

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Solución

Solved it with this as the answer: Making a WPF system context menu item toggleable

Considering the application I run is in XP, this is perfect for me. In the case I'm running on Vista or Windows 7, I added a MAIN context menu to my application where the user can change the TopMost property.

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