Can OS X remember Spaces app preferences?

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  1. peanutismint, Aug 30, 2012

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    OS X is clever enough to 'reopen windows on restart' but not apparently clever enough to remember that I like iTunes on my second 'space' and Photoshop on the third etc....

    Any way to 'jog its memory'??
     
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  2. simsaladimbamba, Aug 30, 2012

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    Tried this yet?
     
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  3. peanutismint, Aug 30, 2012

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    Genius! I'm pretty sure I had already set something like this somewhere in system preferences but can't remember seeing this right-click context menu so will hope that does it.

    Thanks!
     
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  4. simsaladimbamba, Aug 30, 2012

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    Sadly those ****ers from Apple neutered Spaces and also took away the option to assign applications to specific via System Preferences.
     
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  5. peanutismint, Aug 30, 2012

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    those crazy sons of bitches.....
     
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  6. dusk007, Aug 31, 2012

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    I don't know if it is because of Totalspaces or not but many OSX apps restore to the same space they used to be in. I recently had two crashes with loads of windows pdfs, browsers, .. all over the place and it did restore at least the preview stuff properly. I think word too. Chrome didn't because Chrome doesn't restore automatically but asks whether to restore so it starts on the first desktop and than opens everything there.
    I never assign one app to a Desktop because I spread them out.
     
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