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remember current list of open files

 
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Mitch Gart
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 12:20 pm    Post subject: remember current list of open files Reply with quote



How can I get JBuilder 11 to remember the current list of open files? If I open some files, and do File > Exit, and then start it again, it seems to remember them. But if it exits for some other reason, like a crash, it forgets the list of open files. Is there some way I can save the current open file list without exiting? THanks.
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Bill Joy
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 6:07 pm    Post subject: Re: remember current list of open files Reply with quote



The open file list is saved as part of the project when it is closed.


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How can I get JBuilder 11 to remember the current list of open files? If
I open some files, and do File > Exit, and then start it again, it seems
to remember them. But if it exits for some other reason, like a crash, it
forgets the list of open files. Is there some way I can save the current
open file list without exiting? THanks.
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