Susanne Steinegger said:

I have to manage multiple projects and it's getting frustrating and time consuming to always re-open every single project.

Susanne Steinegger

I don't think it's the ame error Steve noted because your projects don't seem to be deleted altogether.  You just have to reopen them.  This points towards you sharing projects with others perhaps?  Or maybe storing them somewhere other than your desktop?  Can you provide more information on the ay you are working and where the projects are stored?

Dear Paul

our projects are all individually stored in a client's folder. Each project has it's own Trados folder where the entire Trados project with all it's subfolders is stored. The projects appear and are never deleted in the client folder itself, they only disappear from the list. Re-opening the proj. is no problem at all.

ok Susanne Steinegger

But where are these files stored?  This is the issue.  Studio is a desktop tool and is not designed for sharing projects with others unless you use GroupShare.  So if this is what you are doing (sharing projects with others) there are always rules to follow carefully if you want to avoid problems like this.  In some scenarios it's quite likely that the projects.xml is being rewritten by others for example and then the next time you open Studio you don't see what you saw before.

Jerzy Czopik could give you chapter and verse on working this way as he's been doing it for years... and probably other users could too.  But I think that how you are working with a desktop tool is at the root of your problems.

ok Susanne Steinegger

But where are these files stored?  This is the issue.  Studio is a desktop tool and is not designed for sharing projects with others unless you use GroupShare.  So if this is what you are doing (sharing projects with others) there are always rules to follow carefully if you want to avoid problems like this.  In some scenarios it's quite likely that the projects.xml is being rewritten by others for example and then the next time you open Studio you don't see what you saw before.

Jerzy Czopik could give you chapter and verse on working this way as he's been doing it for years... and probably other users could too.  But I think that how you are working with a desktop tool is at the root of your problems.