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Something I've noticed lately (for the past few months now, but I'm not really sure when it started) whenever I open a file like Word or Excel or even Adobe Illustrator files) by double-clicking on them, the application will also open up one or more of the previous files it had open, even if it was a duplicate.
On the last, I had an excel file I had updated at work, and emailed back to myself. I deleted the old copy, and saved the new one where it should be. When I opened it, Excel told me it was already opened, because it was also trying to open up the deleted file from the trash.
So, is there any way to prevent this from happening? Since it's application independent, I believe it must be something within Mac OS itself (I'm on Lion 10.7.3)
Eric the Grey
On the last, I had an excel file I had updated at work, and emailed back to myself. I deleted the old copy, and saved the new one where it should be. When I opened it, Excel told me it was already opened, because it was also trying to open up the deleted file from the trash.
So, is there any way to prevent this from happening? Since it's application independent, I believe it must be something within Mac OS itself (I'm on Lion 10.7.3)
Eric the Grey