I used my first Mac in 1984 and absolutely loved it, and I’ve been using a Mac daily since 1997. At work I have the privilege of running a 24″ iMac, along with my standard Windows boxes running XP and Win 7. I recently installed Apple’s newest OS, Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion). It doesn’t offer any huge advantages that I can see over 10.6 (Snow Leopard), though it does finally support DFS, so now I can actually save files out to our group folder on the network.
Lion does come with one irritating ‘feature,’ though: the ability to have an application re-open the last document(s) that you had open when you quit the program. It is so annoying. You go to open a document, and now you have the new document and every document that you had open three days ago when you quit the program.
Anyway, here is a tip from OSXDaily for how to turn it off.
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