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Start Libronix Today, the Way You Ended Yesterday

If you find your self constantly having your study interrupted and then having to reopen the same books once you start Libronix again you may want to change your startup default. You can set Libronix to start at the same place you ended the previous session. To change the default choose Tools | Options | General. Select General on the Options dialog. Click Restore Desktop to Last Session. When you're ready to end your study session just close Libronix without closing any books. When you start Libronix again those same books will automatically open to the same place.


Posted by on July 1, 2006 6:00 AM |

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I've used this feature multiple times and everytime I try to use it when I restart Libronix it does not open properly. It shows up on my desktop as a condensed title bar. I then have to drag the window open and reposition the windows.

Any idea as to why this might be occuring? It is the onlt app I use that does this.

Thanks for any insight.

Posted by: Ken Shawver | July 5, 2006 12:13 PM

Well ignore my last post I think I have discovered the issue and it is a possible Windows issue of how it handles closing the windows.

Here's what I have...if my Libronix is minimized on the taskbar when I clsoe Windows or close it from the taskbar. Libronix restarts on the taskbar and has to be Maximized (and my windows in Libronix need to be rearranged) in order to access Libronix.

But if I close it directly from within Libronix, it starts up just fine with everything in place.

So now I need to just open Libronix before I shutdown. Hadn't thought of that scenario until your post.

Thanks!!!

Posted by: Ken Shawver | July 5, 2006 12:48 PM

this is an extremly helpful tip! Thanks Morris

Posted by: tom angstead | July 8, 2006 8:00 AM

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