OS X: Auto-restore works great when you want to pick back up where you left off working, but how many times do you leave open a photo or video you actually want to see again when you re-open Preview or Quicktime? A couple of terminal commands can disable this annoying—and potentially embarrassing—feature of OSX.Enter this into Terminal to fix Preview:defaults write com.apple.Preview NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool falseAnd this one for Quicktime:defaults write com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool falseThat's it! Just change false to true at the end of both statements to bring back auto-restore.10 Terminal Commands That Every Mac User Should Know | Mactuts+
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Stop Quicktime and Preview from Auto-Restoring What You Left Open
OS X: Auto-restore works great when you want to pick back up where you left off working, but how many times do you leave open a photo or video you actually want to see again when you re-open Preview or Quicktime? A couple of terminal commands can disable this annoying—and potentially embarrassing—feature of OSX.Enter this into Terminal to fix Preview:defaults write com.apple.Preview NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool falseAnd this one for Quicktime:defaults write com.apple.QuickTimePlayerX NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool falseThat's it! Just change false to true at the end of both statements to bring back auto-restore.10 Terminal Commands That Every Mac User Should Know | Mactuts+
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