Open documents which were open last time you quit
 

Moved to Lion with current OO3 Pro.

What happened to the preference:

"Open documents which were open last time you quit"

Lion provides that function now for the whole OS, so we removed our version of it.

Actually, Lion only offers the ability to open all programs to their previous state. Not a selective choice.

Please put it back.

[QUOTE=sphaera;103947]Actually, Lion only offers the ability to open all programs to their previous state. Not a selective choice.

Please put it back.[/QUOTE]

LOL. No, the solution is not for Omni Group to have a separate but parallel feature to what the OS offers, because you can't get the OS working the way you want.

[QUOTE=CatOne;103956]LOL. No, the solution is not for Omni Group to have a separate but parallel feature to what the OS offers, because you can't get the OS working the way you want.[/QUOTE]

Sorry but your response doesn't consider some people's concerns.

I, like many people using Lion, find the "Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps" option a bit confining. It restores ALL apps to their previous state which is HIGHLY undesirable for me. What Apple did not consider was the lack of flexibility in having this option for ALL apps. So I have, as well as many others, turned this feature off.

So it would be nice if Omnigroup does provide this option for their particular apps. This is NOT a parallel feature.

[QUOTE=mgianzero;105555]Sorry but your response doesn't consider some people's concerns.

I, like many people using Lion, find the "Restore windows when quitting and re-opening apps" option a bit confining. It restores ALL apps to their previous state which is HIGHLY undesirable for me. What Apple did not consider was the lack of flexibility in having this option for ALL apps. So I have, as well as many others, turned this feature off.

So it would be nice if Omnigroup does provide this option for their particular apps. This is NOT a parallel feature.[/QUOTE]

You can leave the OS setting on and get used to command-option-quit for apps you don't want to re-open their windows.

Or, get one of the 3rd party utilities that lets you set/unset this on a per-app basis.