Dan, I can tell you how mine behaves, but cannot tell you why. Alright, 
I have on my desktop upper right corner the HD icon and the finder icon 
which sits in the dock. First the HD icon. It remembers what I set it 
to, either icon, list or that middle thing which shows the 
creation/modification of the file. It does this anytime I open it after 
either by purely closing, restarting or after a shut-down. I practiced 
several times to make sure. It opens on what it closes.  Now when I 
click on the finder icon in the dock, or on the "go" in the menu bar, 
the side bar in all its glory shows up in the list view. I have the 
preferences set to "home", so that is what it shows first, but I set 
the preferences to the HD, to documents, it always shows up in the list 
view. If I change the view while working with it, after closing, 
shutting down or restarting, it goes back to the list view when opened 
again.
Marta
On Mar 31, 2004, at 20:03, Dan Crutcher wrote:

> I am almost sure that my Finder windows used to "remember" what view 
> mode they were in between restarts (or log-in/outs), but now they 
> don't.
>
> The first time I double-click my hard drive icon it always opens in a 
> Finder window in "icon" view. I click on the little tool that changes 
> it to "list" view. I close the window. If I click on it again during 
> the same user session it opens back up in list view, just as I would 
> it expect it to.
>
> However, if I shut down, restart, or log out, and then start up or log 
> back in, and double-click on the hard drive icon, it once again opens 
> up in icon view. Isn't it supposed to "remember" it's view mode 
> between log ins or restarts? Is there some preference setting I'm 
> missing that will force it to do so?
>
> Dan
>
>
>
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