user's settings not saved

thank you for your reply!
version is 1.0.2
Yes there is a file config.xml in <system drive>\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\LunarFrog\TaggedFrog\1.0\
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jean-luc

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Thank you.

I reinstalled the software and I now have the directory.  It still did not save the font size setting I would enter in the application so I just manualy edited the config file and the settings stayed.

I also registered to post about this problem. I'm running 1.0.4 on a standard installation. The thing is that until recently there were no problems with this on the exact same install. It appears to be connected with the most recent Windows (XP in my case) update. Certainly, the first time I encountered this problem was after the most recent Windows update.

The biggest problem for me is the resizing bug, as it now takes me several minutes to get the TaggedFrog window the size I want. By carefully making small changes in the size and then quitting the program, I can eventually get the window as large as I want. It should be noted that as long as the program doesn't crash, the user settings are saved until the system is shut down. That is, my settings are saved after quitting the program, but appear to be lost if I shut down my computer.

I can't really say. I thought I had seen some posts here a while ago about resizing causing crashes. In my case, it seems to be a matter of speed and there may be an accumulative effect. Making large-scale quick changes to the size of the window, like clicking the maximize button or just dragging the window the entire width of the screen in one go, always seems to crash the program. Doing it in small increments seems to make a difference, but after 4 or 5 changes it will still crash. I have noticed that a crash is almost always preceded by a black bar appearing tag window in the direction of the change before the tags readjust.

Anyway, like I said, the problem of changes not being saved appears to be connected to the most recent Windows update.