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I've found that it's easy to add a recently opened document with help of SHAddToRecentDocs

Windows 7 Jump Lists somehow do it by knowing only program shortcut. Programs added to Windows 7 start menu also allow to access their corresponding recently opened list.

A .NET wrapper for Windows API is prefered but anything will do :)

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Try this thread: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/466726/net-jump-list

Justin Grant
You must have misunderstood my question. I know how to add entries to recent documents list, what I don't know is how to read them.
Donnie
oops, sorry Donnie. there's another pretty comprehensive thread (with lotsa links) about dealing with jump lists in managed code. I revised my answer.
Justin Grant
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I've done a bit of research, and there isn't a publically accessible API to retrieve the items in the jump list.

Eric Brown