kgolick
November 17th, 2010, 11:58 AM
Hi,
I'm kind of newb, so please excuse me if what i ask has a very simple answer.
So, let's suppose that i work now and i have let's say 10 apps running for programming purposes. After that, my gf wants to use this computer but with completly other apps (let's say for graphics). The problem is that sometimes it takes allot of time to open all your applications again, to remember exactly what you were working..things like that...
Is there any app that can make me a snapshot of the current working state?
For ex:
1) i make the snapshot
2) i close all my apps
3) another person opens his apps and use them
4) i come back to the pc and i "load" the snapshot and i see all the apps like in the second when i made my snapshot.
I suppose that it allready exists such a program that dump all the memory on a file and after that you can load that dump back. Any ideas?
I'm kind of newb, so please excuse me if what i ask has a very simple answer.
So, let's suppose that i work now and i have let's say 10 apps running for programming purposes. After that, my gf wants to use this computer but with completly other apps (let's say for graphics). The problem is that sometimes it takes allot of time to open all your applications again, to remember exactly what you were working..things like that...
Is there any app that can make me a snapshot of the current working state?
For ex:
1) i make the snapshot
2) i close all my apps
3) another person opens his apps and use them
4) i come back to the pc and i "load" the snapshot and i see all the apps like in the second when i made my snapshot.
I suppose that it allready exists such a program that dump all the memory on a file and after that you can load that dump back. Any ideas?