Hello everyone, Idk what I do wrong but the program doesn't remeber the right position of lister. I show what I do in the images below. I want a specific folder to open in a preferred position. It works when I click on "lister layout" and then click on one of the saved listers (See image 1) but If…

Is Preferences / Layouts and Styles / Layouts / Open layout relative to the monitor the mouse is currently on turned on for the layout in question? If you always want it on a particular monitor, select the layout in Preferences, turn that off, and click Apply.

[image] Leo: Is Preferences / Layouts and Styles / Layouts / Open layout relative to the monitor the mouse is currently on turned on for the layout in question? If you always want it on a particular monitor, select the layout in Preferences, turn that off, and click Apply Yes, it's turned of…

So the layout opens in the right place if you open it via the layouts menu, but not if you open it via the layout shortcut created via Preferences? Is the shortcut definitely opening the same layout? What happens if you make a change to the layout; does the shortcut reflect that, or open something …

Yes, via layouts menu it opens as it should open. Now I understood what happens there. It actually open the default lister in every case. When I click on any saved lister on desktop it uses the default lister

It sounds like you’re double-clicking normal folder shortcuts on your desktop, not layout shortcuts.

[image] Leo: It sounds like you’re double-clicking normal folder shortcuts on your desktop, not layout shortcuts. I'm actually clicking on the saved layout shortcuts on desktop. Let' take the layout "ttttttttt". I create a shortcut on desktop and try to open it on desktop. It is shown on the…

You can push Alt + PrintScreen to put a screenshot if the active window into the clipboard, then Ctrl + V to paste it into a message here. No need to take photographs of the screen. If you right-click one of the shortcuts and choose Properties, what does it say it points to?

[image] Leo: If you right-click one of the shortcuts and choose Properties, what does it say it points to? [изображение]

That looks correct. It should do exactly the same thing as opening a layout any other way, unless something on your system is changing how/where windows open in other software. Where are the windows opening instead? Are the correct windows opening, just not in the desired positions?

[image] Leo: Where are the windows opening instead? Are the correct windows opening, just not in the desired positions? It just depends on the changes to the default layout. It relies on the default layout. I just found a similar thread, where you suggested a solution. I just don't understand…

Opus doesn't remember the chosen position when saving a lister

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Leo March 21, 2022, 2:06am 19

Just re-save the layout with the folders you want in it.

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