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In article <199309180015.AA12091@condor.CC.UMontreal.CA>, Ejan Mackaay
<mackaay@DROIT.UMONTREAL.CA> wrote:

> >> Now Utilities 4.01 (with Now Menus and Superboomerang) provide exactly
> >> these services of remembering recent past files and folders.
> >
> >It seems that SuperBoomerang does work in this way with the EndNote
> >application but is ineffectual with the Plug-in module.
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> > \_|IM RATLIFF
> >   Dept. of Economics
> >   University of Arizona
> 
> I have only a few libraries and keep these in the same folder, so I cannot
> significantly test whether you are correct. At all events, the list of
> folders under the "banana", when you ask "Open" in the Plug-in module, does
> keep track of the folder where I store the libraries.

Yes, you're absolutely right. In fact, more than just the folder appearing,
the reference library itself appears in the recently opened file list. This
does make SuperBoomerang completely capable of the task of easily reopened
accidentally closed libraries. (I'm pretty sure that it's necessary in
order for this to work, however, that "remember file no matter how
opened/saved" is checked in SuperBoomerang's preferences.)

What I was basing my comment on was that the Open menu item itself, in the
PIM, doesn't have the recently opened file list attached to it directly as
it does in the application. But it's not much more inconvenient, as you
call attention to, to wait for the Open dialog and use SuperBoomer there.

Of course, Niles & Assoc. may want to add this functionality directly (as
Microsoft did in Word) for those who don't have Now Utilities. (Of course,
I'd just advocate that folks got NU!)

BTW, the "banana" is a boomerang!
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 \_|IM RATLIFF
   Dept. of Economics
   University of Arizona