PSPad currently remembers the last open files, or the last open project, when it is closed and then reopened. It would be nice to have PSPad NOT remember the last file it opened IF it is started with a file name argument: in this way, if i add PSPad to the "Send To" context menu in Windows, i can open a file in PSPad via the "Send To" menu, but the next time i start PSPad it will not reopen this file opened with "Send To", and instead it will still open the last set of files, or the last project, that was open before the file opened with "Send To"
In other words, the behavior i am trying to explain would be like this: 1) have a set of files, or a project, opened in pspad; let's call this set of files, or project, "X" 2) close pspad and then reopen it (or leave pspad open) 3) open a file "F" with "Send To": the open files in pspad will be "X"+"F" 3) close pspad 4) re-open pspad: now the files that pspad automatically re-opens will be "X", and NOT "X"+"F" So basically, the whole idea is to internally mark any file that is open in pspad via a file name argument, and when pspad is closed any files that were opened via file name argument should not be saved in the list of files that must be re-opened next time pspad is started. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,64711,64711> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
