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Short answer: I do not think so. But you have a "File->Recent" menu that
contains the recently opened buffers, so recreating a given situation is just
few clicks away. I should say I never open more than a file at a time to work
and I never felt the need for such functionality. Actually from the user
perspective one would guess that forgetting things when closing is a *good*
thing.

But: one could possibly program it, by running some scheme at the end of a
session which saves the names of the currently opened buffers and the
position inside and then restore the state at startup.

Max



> On 7. Jan 2022, at 00:15, Jay Belanger <address@hidden> wrote:
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> Is there a way to set TeXmacs to start at the same place it was when I
> closed it; with the same buffer/file open?
>
> Jay

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• Picking up where I left off, Jay Belanger, 01/07/2022
  • Re: Picking up where I left off, Massimiliano Gubinelli, 01/07/2022
    • Re: Picking up where I left off, vincent douce, 01/07/2022
    • Re: Picking up where I left off, Jay Belanger, 01/08/2022

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