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UltraEdit / UEStudio both include in the [[:Category:File_menu|File menu]] a list of recently opened and closed files with some extended functionality to open some or all of these at once.

When you open the File menu, you'll see the "Recently opened" and "Recently closed" tabs in the right column of the menu. By default, the "Recently opened" tab is activated; click on the "Recently closed" tab at the top right to activate it.

[[File:Recently opened files.png|alt=screenshot of Recently opened files menu in UltraEdit]]

By default, the "Recently opened" and "Recently closed" lists include a maximum of 16 files. You can increase (maximum of 32) or decrease this value in [[Settings:Toolbars / menus:Miscellaneous|Settings » Toolbars / menus » Miscellaneous]].

At the bottom of the "Recently opened" and "Recently closed" lists are the following two options:

* '''Open all''' – If selected, all files in the list are immediately opened.
* '''Select and open''' – If selected, a column of checkboxes appear next to each item in the list. You can then check the files you wish to open while the list remains open. You can then click '''Open selected''' at the bottom of the list to open ''only'' the checked items. Click '''Cancel''' to exit the selection mode.

Note that the above functionality is ''only'' available in [[:Category:Ribbon_mode|ribbon mode]]; it is not accessible in [[:Category:Toolbar_/_menu_mode|toolbar / menu mode]].

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