I'm not the brightest Mac user on the planet, but I've never seen that
setting in System Preferences. However, there are definitely some
applications (like Pages, TextEdit, Keynote, etc.) that do remember the
last thing that they opened, and automatically reopen it. You'd most
likely find settings to control this behavior in the original
application's preferences dialog.
On 1/27/2020 10:59 AM, Dave Carlson wrote:
Still troubleshooting my mystery on menus. A while back I recall learning about
something where when closing an app, that it remembers the content and reopens
with that content net time. This had some impact on how they appeared, and I’m
trying to find out where that setting is located in the System Preferences. Any
hints?
And my description may be off the mark, but something about closing or
reopening...
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