I was just complaining that the cool new Windows 7 features weren’t available to me as a .NET developer – at least not without painful p/invoke calls.

My complaints were ill-founded however, as it turns out there’s a solution in the form of the Windows API Code Pack.

This makes me happy (though I haven’t tried it yet, so I’m just assuming it works) because I want access to Jump Lists and some other Windows shell integration concepts – which appear to be nicely included in the code pack.