I know very well about batch files. The problem is that the set of files
changes frequently.
Therefore making a batch file manually is a very slow process that doesn't
pay off. Similarly one may create a directory with shortcuts with used files,
but this is also a slow semi-arutomatic way.
The solution should be seamless.
And I have found somthing that is reasonably close.
to use directory opus. It has an option to name and save a list of opened
folders(as tabs). It doesn't open files, but at least allows to keep track of
folders needed for a project.
Ideally it would be nice to annotate files needed for the project and have
this project description to be unharmed by evential shifting and renaming of
the files.

"Seahawk60B" wrote:

> Unless I misunderstand what you're trying to accomplish, it's really
> not that difficult.
> Create a batch file that you can put in your startup folder.
> Within the batch file, call the programs you need to launch pointed to
> the specific documents.
>
> For example, let's say the file is startup.bat, and it looks like
> this:
>
> start winword.exe "C:\Documents\MyWordDoc.doc"
> start excel.exe "C:\Documents\Spreadsheets\MyWorksheet.xls" "C:
> \Documents\Spreadsheets\MyOtherSheet.xls"
> start msaccess.exe "C:\Databases\MyDB.mdb"
>
>
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