Changing which files are opened automatically when opening a solution

When I open a solution, VS automatically opens various files in the editor. There must be a configuration setting somewhere in the solution that tells VS which files to open but I'm unable to find that setting. Anyone know where this setting
can be found?

It's in the .suo file.
If you have a Foo.sln then you will also have a (hidden) Foo.v12.suo file and that's where this information is stored.
The .suo is a binary file in an undisclosed format.
Solution User Options, I believe, is what .suo stands for. (At least, that's what I say in my head when I see .suo.)
It's user-specific and machine-specific, and therefore not something that should be committed to your revision control system.

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