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Last Session

by turtle47
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This tool enables to store the URLs of all open OOo-Documents into an Ini-File and reload them all in the next session only with one mouseclick.

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Operating System: System Independent
Version: 2.0.0
Date: 2008-Aug-04
Size: N/A

License: Opensource
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Fri, 06/26/2009 - 19:47 — PeaceByJesus

Most Useful

This is the most useful ext. I am privileged to use. Having many windows open due to ongoing projects, this makes reopening them so much easier and faster when you have to reboot (though I usually just hibernate). This is akin to the session saver ext. for Firefox, and it would be good if Windows itself had such a thing (not just reopen folders, so I use AutoHotKey to launch related apps simultaneously). If this could be configured to save multiple sessions it might be even more helpful. 5 stars as it is. Thanks and may God bless.

Thu, 07/02/2009 - 00:03 — turtle47

New Multi Version

Inspired by your message I modified last session to save up to 10 different projects.
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/node/2601

Wed, 09/30/2009 - 13:20 — PeaceByJesus

Welcome addition

A welcome addition for "power users". Though Last Session and Multi Version do not show up on the View>Toolbar list in editing HTML pages (sweb), yet it saves and loads them fine as part of a session.

If I could offer more suggestions, one would be adding small tabs on/below the toolbar for each opened document, rather than having to go to the Taskbar in Window to switch btwn many open documents. (I do use Alt+Tab).

In addition, an option to manually save all open work (rather than doing so individually) when a shutdown is needed, and which could also help avoid Auto Recovery (which can lose data) kicking in case of a crash or forced shutdown. Good for people who have multitudes of documents they are working on.

I thank God for such developers such as yourself who improve this already superb software!