XP: Open folders get closed on reboot?

Open folders get closed on reboot?

It used to be in XP that open files "stayed open"
after a reboot. That was cool, a neat way and reminder
to continue working where I was before booting.

After installing a program, (WinAce archiver,) that
went away, and it acts like Win3/95/98 did.

Anybody know a way to get that feature back?
Thanks!

--Doug

PURE Republicanism?? It's now clear.
Six years of PURE Republicanism - BOTH houses
AND the Prez. Pure as it gets.
So?
Are you better off now than seven years ago?
Are you proud with what they have done to
America and her reputation? ...Your reputation?
....all that sleaze, lies and bribery?
How about all the killing...the torture? Proud?

If actions speak louder than rhetoric, then
name ONE good thing about Republicanism.
Just one.

Just one *real* thing.

Can't do it?
So? Your Republicanism more like a bad habit then?
Might be time to consider Change.

(Doug Bashford) wrote in
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Open folders get closed on reboot?

It used to be in XP that open files "stayed open"
after a reboot. That was cool, a neat way and reminder
to continue working where I was before booting.

After installing a program, (WinAce archiver,) that
went away, and it acts like Win3/95/98 did.

Anybody know a way to get that feature back?
Thanks!

--Doug


Probably the following option is what you want:

In Explorer
- Tools/Folder Options/View/Restore previous folder windows at logon

I don't ever turn this option on myself, and I've never used WinAce so I
don't know of any connection with that, but it may do something to stop
this even if you do set the option on.

"Doug Bashford" wrote in message
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PURE Republicanism?? It's now clear.
Six years of PURE Republicanism - BOTH houses
AND the Prez. Pure as it gets.
So?
Are you better off now than seven years ago?
Are you proud with what they have done to
America and her reputation? ...Your reputation?
...all that sleaze, lies and bribery?
How about all the killing...the torture? Proud?

If actions speak louder than rhetoric, then
name ONE good thing about Republicanism.
Just one.

Just one *real* thing.

Can't do it?
So? Your Republicanism more like a bad habit then?
Might be time to consider Change.



--
"Chump don't want no hep, chump don't get no hep!"
Barbara Billingsley
"Airplane"

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XP: Open folders get closed on reboot?


(Doug Bashford) wrote in
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Open folders get closed on reboot?

It used to be in XP that open files "stayed open"
after a reboot. That was cool, a neat way and reminder
to continue working where I was before booting.

After installing a program, (WinAce archiver,) that
went away, and it acts like Win3/95/98 did.

Anybody know a way to get that feature back?
Thanks!

--Doug


Probably the following option is what you want:

In Explorer
- Tools/Folder Options/View/Restore previous folder windows at logon

Many thanks!! I thought for sure that would
fix it. But alas, it was already checked.
I hit Apply and reboot, no help.


I don't ever turn this option on myself,

Hard to get used to, but superneat!

and I've never used WinAce so I
don't know of any connection with that, but it may do something to stop
this even if you do set the option on.

Ya. Thanks. I guess I'll uninstall it and pray.
I've been noticing some sluggishness and other
weirdness too, since install.

If no help, I'll try a system restore (resore?) for
the first time ever. Any tips or warnings on that?

--Doug







PURE Republicanism?? It's now clear.
Six years of PURE Republicanism - BOTH houses
AND the Prez. Pure as it gets.
So?
Are you better off now than seven years ago?
Are you proud with what they have done to
America and her reputation? ...Your reputation?
....all that sleaze, lies and bribery?
How about all the killing...the torture? Proud?

If actions speak louder than rhetoric, then
name ONE good thing about Republicanism.
Just one.

Just one *real* thing.

Can't do it?
So? Your Republicanism more like a bad habit then?
Might be time to consider Change.

On Sat, 24 May, Jerry said about:
XP: Open folders get closed on reboot?



"Doug Bashford" wrote in message
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XP: Open folders get closed on reboot?


(Doug Bashford) wrote in
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Open folders get closed on reboot?

It used to be in XP that open files "stayed open"
after a reboot. That was cool, a neat way and reminder
to continue working where I was before booting.

After installing a program, (WinAce archiver,) that
went away, and it acts like Win3/95/98 did.

Anybody know a way to get that feature back?
Thanks!

--Doug


Probably the following option is what you want:

In Explorer
- Tools/Folder Options/View/Restore previous folder windows at logon

Many thanks!! I thought for sure that would
fix it. But alas, it was already checked.
I hit Apply and reboot, no help.


I don't ever turn this option on myself,

Hard to get used to, but superneat!

and I've never used WinAce so I
don't know of any connection with that, but it may do something to stop
this even if you do set the option on.

Ya. Thanks. I guess I'll uninstall it and pray.
I've been noticing some sluggishness and other
weirdness too, since install.

If no help, I'll try a system restore (resore?) for
the first time ever. Any tips or warnings on that?

--Doug

Yeah, take your political ramblings to some other group.

You can't get over my sig!?

Laff! Kinda oversensitive aintcha?

Don't feel bad. The neocons did not support
Duhbya in the 2000 primaries. He's just a
newbie convert.

...they supported John McCain.






PURE Republicanism?? It's now clear.
Six years of PURE Republicanism - BOTH houses
AND the Prez. Pure as it gets.
So?
Are you better off now than seven years ago?
Are you proud with what they have done to
America and her reputation? ...Your reputation?
....all that sleaze, lies and bribery?
How about all the killing...the torture? Proud?

If actions speak louder than rhetoric, then
name ONE good thing about Republicanism.
Just one.

Just one *real* thing.

Can't do it?
So? Your Republicanism more like a bad habit then?
Might be time to consider Change.

"Doug Bashford" wrote in message
...

You can't get over my sig!?

Laff! Kinda oversensitive aintcha?


no more so than I would be toward Nazis, clan members and evangelicals.
Fortunately my filters can be adjusted.

The date and time was 5/24/2008 2:46 PM, and on a whim, Doug Bashford
pounded out on the keyboard:


Might be time to consider Change.





Sure...

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On Sun, 25 May 2008 11:37:53 GMT, (Doug Bashford)
wrote:

You can't get over my sig!?

I don't even see a real signature. A real sig begins with two dashes
followed by a space. This is all that is on that line. The rest of the
sig follows that line. This post has a "correctly formatted" sig.

--
Here's a properly formatted sig.
Also, people tend to complain if sigs go above four lines.
I'm stopping after 3 lines, here.

--
Zilbandy

On Sun, 25 May 2008 23:26:41 -0700, Zilbandy
wrote:

On Sun, 25 May 2008 11:37:53 GMT, (Doug Bashford)
wrote:

You can't get over my sig!?

I don't even see a real signature. A real sig begins with two dashes
followed by a space. This is all that is on that line. The rest of the
sig follows that line. This post has a "correctly formatted" sig.

--
Here's a properly formatted sig.
Also, people tend to complain if sigs go above four lines.
I'm stopping after 3 lines, here.

Some people must complain about something. Doesn't matter how
important it is or not. They just need to complain.

All these people are complaining about such a little thing as the way
their Usenet sig is formatted.

Get a life, folks... There are much more important things to complain
about in this Universe.


Donald L McDaniel
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On Mon, 26 May 2008 00:01:21 -0700, Donald L McDaniel
wrote:

All these people are complaining about such a little thing as the way
their Usenet sig is formatted.

It's terrible, isn't it. And, to make things worse, my last post with
the proper signature format contained two signatures. Boy, did I blow
it or what? ROFL

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Zilbandy