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Damezzi

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I use acrobat reader a lot to read documents, books, manuals and the like. The problem is that every time I reboot my computer I have to load each document again (I usually have 3 or 4 open documents) and find the page I was reading.
Do someone know any software that allows me to save its state and just to open all documents at once, on the correct page and with the same windows configuration?

Thanks
 
The only thing generally seen for Windows is in the tools>folder options>view settings where you place a check next to the "remember last folder viewed" option. Once the system is restarted any program set to start up along with Windows will be restarted where you still would have to reopen the documents you intend to view.

The usual advice is simply to save and close all work prior to ending the current Windows session. The X2 Net Recent Documents may be what you are looking for in some degree however since that places an option in Windows Explorer itself for recalling the last viewed most recent documents opened. http://www.x2net.com/recentdocuments/overview.htm
 
Thanks PC eye, but this won't do the magic. I need a software that is able to save its own state and reopen documents on the pages they were in. Setting windows sizes (I have a wide screen monitor and usually use two columns with text documents) and finding the pages I was in each one of them brings me the real pain.
Reopening the files is the easier part, I just place the ones I'm using on my desktop, select them all and double click.
 
A program like the one above is about the closest you may find. No program will maintain an open session once you restart the system.

The type of program to look for would be one that saves a project to file where you would then simply open the project to everything saved in that reappear. Softwares like MS Offfice and other types of document processors would be the type more suitable. Novell is one that sees options for restoring documents by indexing them even by time and date.
 
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