Environment settings

Hi,
it seem that when I open a specific project, the previous state is not saved. Not the tabs, bootmarks and other stuff is back as it was used for the first time. It only happens with one project, not the others.
Is there something wrong?
Thanks,
Rui

hi,
Its seems as if you are unable to Publish the project successfully please follow below guidelines to check state of your project:
1) Go to your project schedule, make a small modification to any task on schedule and 'Publish' the project.
2) While your project is being published and saved, open another window
Server Settings -> Manage Queue Jobs
3) Here you can view the progress of your current Project Publishing update, check if all goes smooth and your project is published successfully without indicating any errors :
( to view any error look at the
last column of table on Manage Queue Job page)
4) Also in your Project window see if the project is published and not saved as Draft.
Basically this will give you a fair idea of your project being published or not.

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