I may have asked this before, but I'm old, have CRS, and don't remember what I had for supper.
Is there a setting that allows one to start the program without opening Project No. 1 every time? Most of the time, most of us probably start the program then open a file we've worked on before. I find it a real nuisance to have to close Project No. 1 and to have to respond to the nag message about this project. In Program Settings - General I have both boxes unchecked in Startup.
Have I missed something (again)? If so, please tell me where. If not, please add this to the wish list for the very next update!
rh
My TFP works same as yours and I have not found any way to change it either but consider it a minor nuisance.
I also get the "..use small/normal....96dpi..." at every start-up (probably because my laptop is at "large fonts" but at screen at 120 dpi (1400x1050 which is my native LCD) everything works just fine anyway...and I like the high resolution screen...that is why i bought it.
Um, mine are 1440 x 900.
But I gotta upgrade the CAD_PC cards' graphics driver to OpenGL 2.0, and I'm still getting goose-bump flash-backs from trying that on this modest Browser_PC...
There does seem to be something wrong with the checkbox. unchecked should open a blank screen in my opinion.
However in the meantime you can always click on the file itself which will execute the application, at least on my system.
Set the template to your ongoing project and the program open whit that project whit last time your saved.
Robert