How to reopen last seen files automatically on apps like on mountain lion?

when i use Finder, i like to leave my documents open and quit the app, so that the next time I open it, I can continue on reading whatever I left opened
on the last session, the same goes for the rest of the apps.
I could do that on Mountain Lion and i'm pretty shure there was an option to configure that feature, but maveriks seem to omit this option, and i can't figure out
how to do it in this OS X.
any help greeted!
thanks.

Does this help?
It is in System Preferences, General
http://i.stack.imgur.com/D2WCy.png
This one shows it set to off
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