Illustrator 10 Saving Character in Character Window

I am using a PC with XP Pro. Every time I change files or even work on the same file, the character in the character box reverts to Myriad Pro and 12 pt. This requires constantly changing it to Optimum 8 pt which I am using in the book I am writing. This did not occur in Illustrator 9.

What Kurt said, with two additions:
1. Whichever font is the default, the font in use should not revert to it. Therefore I would suggest your moving the folder holding the aiprefs file to the Desktop and changing the default font in a fresh one. You can see the instructions for both here, in the first and second hints: http://www.bugge.com/Family-and-friends/Illy/illy.html
2. Especially if it is a long book, I hope you are creating the cover in Illy and writing in another application.

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