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A1:
If you uncheck first 2 options in explorer panel settings under "Save on exit" (MC started with all 3 options checked), then click on 'save', then change folders in both panels and then exit MC with ALT+F4. After first restart folder paths will still be remembered as they were on exit. It works fine only after second restart (both panels resetted to C:).

So it is actually necessary to restart MC twice not just once as for some other stubborn options  :-\ and this could cause a feeling that option is not working.

If MC is started with those first 2 options unchecked and if you check those 2 options and then click on 'save', folder paths are remembered immediately after first restart.

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: A1 on July 20, 2013, 14:55:16 ---If you uncheck first 2 options in explorer panel settings under "Save on exit" (MC started with all 3 options checked),

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not for me.. Maybe


--- Quote from: A1 on July 20, 2013, 14:55:16 ---then click on 'save', then change folders in both panels and then exit MC with ALT+F4. After first restart folder paths will still be remembered as they were on exit. It works fine only after second restart (both panels resetted to C:).

So it is actually necessary to restart MC twice not just once as for some other stubborn options  :-\ and this could cause a feeling that option is not working.

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It is because there is some internal conflicts between settings. The error is that it actually is returning to C:\  It should use the last saved paths.


The easiest why to force a startup path is to use commandline parameters.

A1:

--- Quote from: Mathias (Author) on July 20, 2013, 15:33:05 ---It is because there is some internal conflicts between settings. The error is that it actually is returning to C:\  It should use the last saved paths.

The easiest why to force a startup path is to use commandline parameters.

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Yes I have noticed that in ExplorerPanel.xml in current user application data folder there is:


--- Code: newbielink:javascript:void(0); [nonactive] ---<init>
        <autoload value="Y">
<param value1="L" value2="C:\"/>
<param value1="R" value2="D:\"/>
</autoload>
</init>
--- End code ---

But it does not work.

Mathias (Author):
They are not used anymore. (They was a long time ago)

If you run the installed version it is saved in the registry under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\MultiCommander\SessionHistory\a4c2985d9c7e4035a3221cfd600171d0\AutoLoad\

For portable version it is saved in
<MC start Folder>\SessionConfig\History\a4c2985d9c7e4035a3221cfd600171d0.ini

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