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What |Old value |New value
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Status|RESOLVED |UNCONFIRMED
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Resolution|DUPLICATE |
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Feb 15 14:56:22 -0800
2006 -------
That was a fast response, lars. Thanks.
I thought I'd made clear that
Tools->Options...->OpenOffice.org->View->Restore
a) did not cause OO 2.0 to open in the last-used doc
and
b) as I understood the response to another issue, related only to docs
within OO, not to OO itself.
Tools->Options...->Load/Save->General->Load
loads user-specific settings for a doc, but does not cause anything to be
open automatically on start-up or return to the last edit point.
If either of these options is supposed to do what I'm asking about, then my
question should be under "bugs" rather than "request for features".
I'm also not convinced that my question really is a duplicate of issue 60511.
Yes, hibernate would have the desired effect on startup, but that sounds like an
alternative that would continue to use system memory and so on. That would be
less-than-ideal. Is it necessary, just to have OO remember the last-used doc?
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