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Old 08-15-2009   #1 (permalink)
Stan Starinski


 
 

WinVista FORGETS recently opened files - ANNOYANCE

Like so many problems, I didn't have this annoyance in WinXP but I do in
WinVista. It forgets recently opened text files for example, I have a daily
"note" file which gets registered in "Recendly Opened Docs" (click
Start-->Documents) for ONE sesssion, if I reboot or just work for many
hours/next day it's not there and I have to go search in WinExplorer for the
d*** file?

Please don't tell me to turn ON Taskbar options "store & display a list of
recently open files/prgrams" - those options are both on, also I've been
doing computers for decades.
Something else is going on here, it's not my settings at fault.

P.S.
Plus, ironically Vista remembers a bunch of OLD files I opened ages ago and
still listed as "recently opened" but which I don't care about.
I am tired of looking up for files (in File System/WinExplorer) which I used
to open with TWO CLICKS in WinXP. Yes I can place them all in a
conveniently accessible folder, but do NOT want to, it's user's right to
keep files where user wants to, especially b/c duplicates/confusion would
arise & my system is loaded with a Million files.
I am an Engineer, got many files.
What's up with Vista having so many annoyances, WindowsXP didn't have? This
is on top of WinExplorer forgetting views/sorting and reverting to what
Microsoft likes (tags? date picture was taken for a PDF file? Are you
insane microsoft? why in WindowsXP you set it ONCE and it remembers, and no
stupid tags or date picture taken columns, those are fake anyway if your
camera clock is lying))


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Old 08-15-2009   #2 (permalink)


Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

Hello Stan,

You might check to see if this may be what your problem is.

Recent Programs Not Being Remembered

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by Stan Starinski View Post
Like so many problems, I didn't have this annoyance in WinXP but I do in
WinVista. It forgets recently opened text files for example, I have a daily
"note" file which gets registered in "Recendly Opened Docs" (click
Start-->Documents) for ONE sesssion, if I reboot or just work for many
hours/next day it's not there and I have to go search in WinExplorer for the
d*** file?

Please don't tell me to turn ON Taskbar options "store & display a list of
recently open files/prgrams" - those options are both on, also I've been
doing computers for decades.
Something else is going on here, it's not my settings at fault.

P.S.
Plus, ironically Vista remembers a bunch of OLD files I opened ages ago and
still listed as "recently opened" but which I don't care about.
I am tired of looking up for files (in File System/WinExplorer) which I used
to open with TWO CLICKS in WinXP. Yes I can place them all in a
conveniently accessible folder, but do NOT want to, it's user's right to
keep files where user wants to, especially b/c duplicates/confusion would
arise & my system is loaded with a Million files.
I am an Engineer, got many files.
What's up with Vista having so many annoyances, WindowsXP didn't have? This
is on top of WinExplorer forgetting views/sorting and reverting to what
Microsoft likes (tags? date picture was taken for a PDF file? Are you
insane microsoft? why in WindowsXP you set it ONCE and it remembers, and no
stupid tags or date picture taken columns, those are fake anyway if your
camera clock is lying))
My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-15-2009   #3 (permalink)
Stan Starinski


 
 

Re: WinVista FORGETS recently opened files - ANNOYANCE

WHY ARE YOU IMPERSONATING ME?

I know I can't stop a jerk thousands miles away on the Internet do whatever,
but I am curious - why are you responding to a thread which nothing todo
with you, and yet pretend you this thread?

Do you also experienc eproblems with WinVista forgetting recently opened
files or just like to wedge your 2 cents into a conversation between
strangers?

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-15-2009   #4 (permalink)


Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

Stan,

Please see the link below to see my perspective of this link, and explain who and what you are talking about.

WinVista FORGETS recently opened files - ANNOYANCE

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by Stan Starinski View Post
WHY ARE YOU IMPERSONATING ME?

I know I can't stop a jerk thousands miles away on the Internet do whatever,
but I am curious - why are you responding to a thread which nothing todo
with you, and yet pretend you this thread?

Do you also experienc eproblems with WinVista forgetting recently opened
files or just like to wedge your 2 cents into a conversation between
strangers?
My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-15-2009   #5 (permalink)
Stan Starinski


 
 

Re: WinVista FORGETS recently opened files - ANNOYANCE

It's OK. He determined who is who.

P.S. I didn't know you're Alien.
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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