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Hi Tomasz,
Nice fixes in today's beta. Thanks.
There is one thing that still really irks me, however. It's a small
thing maybe, and we have talked about it some time ago, and I cannot
remember the resolution, if there is one.
I would really and truly like AB to open in *exactly* the same state
it was in when I close it. Same sheet, of course, which already
happens, but the same layout (expansion or contraction) of the symbol
tree -- assuming of course I am exiting with the default database
loaded, the same database that will be loaded on the next start.
As is, I still have the following "bug" (I would sure consider it
one, but maybe others don't) . . .
Let's say I have my symbol tree open to 'All' or any 'Market'. And
let's say the focus is on an issue that is also a member of
'Favorites'. When I close and reopen AB, the tree that I was working
in is now collapsed, and the Favorites tree is expanded.
I for one don't like this handling. Can we have at least an option
on how to handle this? I really want AB to open exactly as I left
it. I am usually working in a particular symbol tree for some
reason. So I'd like to not always have to reset it when I reopen. I
would guess there is either a profound coding reason for this
behavior, or an easy fix?
Yuki ^_^
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