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imac abuser

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Mar 1, 2004
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I'm wondering why in Lion that when I open something with preview it opens stuff I looked at recently also... I don't like that any tips to turn that off?

Thanks,
Chris

P.S. I notice in the top right area it says "locked" what's locked?
 
That's part of Resume. You can turn it off in General preferences.

Versions locks documents after a set amount of time to prevent accidental editing and saving. You can turn this off in Time Machine preferences.
 
Locked is a TimeMachine feature where it locks the document from editing if it hasn't been edited in a few weeks' time. When you try to make changes, it'll ask you to unlock (by clicking "Unlock" in the dialog box that comes up) to confirm you want to edit the old document.
 
If you turn it off in Settings it's system wide. If you'd like to stop the windows from opening again when you reopen Preview, instead of using CMD + Q to quit, use CMD + ALT + Q to quit and close all windows.
 
That's part of Resume. You can turn it off in General preferences.

I <b>have</b> disabled the "Resume" feature. As expected, Safari doesn't remember it's previously used windows... however, Preview and TextEdit still do. I guess it's a bug... hopefully it gets remedied in 10.7.1.
 
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