> I am using about 10-20 open files and folders for each of my projects
> mainly word, excel and access. Switching between projects takes too
> much effort on remembering which files to open and where are they
> located. I have already found the way to restore open folders after
> restart, but it would be nice to find a freeware program that would
> allow saving the list of all open windows as a session or workspace
> and restoring them when needed.

> I know very well about batch files. The problem is that the set of
> files changes frequently.
> Therefore making a batch file manually is a very slow process that
> doesn't pay off. Similarly one may create a directory with shortcuts
> with used files, but this is also a slow semi-arutomatic way.
> The solution should be seamless.
> And I have found somthing that is reasonably close.
> to use directory opus. It has an option to name and save a list of
> opened folders(as tabs). It doesn't open files, but at least allows
> to keep track of folders needed for a project.
> Ideally it would be nice to annotate files needed for the project and
> have this project description to be unharmed by evential shifting and
> renaming of the files.
>
> "Seahawk60B" wrote:
>

>> Unless I misunderstand what you're trying to accomplish, it's really
>> not that difficult.
>> Create a batch file that you can put in your startup folder.
>> Within the batch file, call the programs you need to launch pointed ...