Re: oldbie question

[thedogfarted <thedogfarted@xxxxxxxx>]

As i know, mozilla can't be saved using [x] Save current setup. You 
could add mozilla as additional startup program (i don't really know how 
it is called in session configuring tool because i have gnome in 
latvian). Go applications>preferences>more preferences>sessions, chose 
startup programs and add mozilla

Ilja Kogan wrote:
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> Gertjan Vinkesteijn wrote:
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> | Julien Le Houérou wrote:
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> |> Gertjan Vinkesteijn a écrit :
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> |>> I am in the Unix business since 1973 and still have a dumb
> |>> question:
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> |>> When I logoff, mozilla disappears from my fourth virtual window
> |>>  and does not come back when I logon again, I need to start it
> |>> by hand. How can it automatically be started ( on my 4th
> |>> window)?
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> | I use Gnome
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> Logout ---> [x]Save Current Setup
>
> it works fine for me. Also the rignt window.
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