Gary Wessle wrote:
> Matthew Flaschen <matthew.flaschen@gatech.edu> writes:
> 
>> Gary Wessle wrote:
>>> Matthew Flaschen <matthew.flaschen@gatech.edu> writes:
>>>
>>>> Gary Wessle wrote:
>>>>> Hi
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I find my self visiting few files and setting up the frame / windows
>>>>> in such a preferred way. 
>>>>> is there a way to remember this layout so next time I reboot or
>>>>> restart emacs, I can just restore them?
>>>> Try desktop-save and desktop-read.
>>>>
>>>> Setup everything the way you want then execute desktop-save.  Choose
>>>> your home directory.
>>>>
>>>> Then, when you start emacs, you can execute desktop-read .  Or you can
>>>> put this in your ~/.emacs file.
>>>>
>>> thanks, 
>>> I don't have desktop-save, I have desktop-read though.
>> Sorry.  Add:
>>
>> ; Desktop functions
>> (require 'desktop)
>>
>> to your ~/.emacs .  Then restart emacs and try again.
>>
> 
> I did, it would save it fine, but when calling desktop-read, it only
> visited one of the files and opened only one frame among many I had at
> the time of desktop-save.

Oh, I don't really use that regularly.  But I did test it, and it opened
all the files I had open.  However, it didn't preserve the windows
(everything opened in its own window).

Matt