The consequences of closing Ariadna while it is minimized to the task bar (at least on Windows XP) have changed in build 632. Previously, the next time you launched the IDE, it would open in its normal state (window visible on the desktop). Now, it launches minimized (actually, the window frame plots in its normal position, then minimizes itself before the window background is painted). This could be considered a feature, I suppose; but I prefer the old behavior. I don't see why you'd ever want an IDE to launch minimized. In any case, there's something inconsistent about the way it works now, because the splash screen and "Loading Project" status window ARE displayed in their normal location. If you want to retain this launch-minimized behavior, I suggest that the splash screen be suppressed and "Loading project..." appear as the text of the task bar tile for IDEA until loading is complete. Then change it to the usual "IntelliJ IDEA" label.
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