Task: Documented autoload of project

org.eclipse.jubula.documentation/manual/en/tex/Tasks/Preferences/gdprefs.tex

diff --git a/org.eclipse.jubula.documentation/manual/en/tex/Tasks/Preferences/gdprefs.tex b/org.eclipse.jubula.documentation/manual/en/tex/Tasks/Preferences/gdprefs.tex
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@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@
 \item [Original \gdcase{} name:]{When the checkbox is activated, you can see the original name of a referenced \gdcase{} in brackets behind a new name you enter for the \gdcase{}. This can help you to see and search for \gdcases{} you have reused. }
 \item[\gdstep{} information:]{When this checkbox is activated, you see the details about the \gdstep{} (the component name and type, and the action) in square brackets behind the \gdstep{} name. If you do not want to see these details, you can deactivate this checkbox.}
 \item[Show referenced children:]{When this option is not active, you can only see  referenced parent \gdcases{} in the \gdtestcasebrowser{}. The referenced \gdcases{} contained in these \gdcases{} are not displayed. This action can be useful if you want to improve the speed of working with the \ite{}.}
+\item [\gdproject{} auto load:]{If you have selected a \gdproject{} to be automatically loaded \bxpref{TasksAutoLoadProject}, then you can stop the auto-loading by deactivating the checkbox.}
 \item [Switching to the \execpersp{}:]{When the test begins, \app{} can automatically change to the \execpersp{}. You can choose to always be asked, to always change, or to never change. }
 \item [Data files location:]{You can specify a location where external data files (e.g. Excel files) are held, or use the workspace directory as the base location. }
 \bxtipp{The advantage of using the workspace as a location for your data files is that you can view these in the navigator view directly in the \ite{}. Windows users can even open Excel files from the \ite{} using the In-Place editor.}

org.eclipse.jubula.documentation/manual/en/tex/Tasks/Projects/loadproject.tex

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@@ -27,6 +27,16 @@
 \item The \gdproject{} is opened in the \ite{}. 
 \end{enumerate}
 
+\subsubsection{Auto loading a default \gdproject{}}
+\label{TasksAutoLoadProject}
+\begin{enumerate}
+\item Use the checkbox in the \bxname{Open Project} Dialog to specify that you want to open this \gdproject{} in this version automatically when you select:\\
+\bxmenu{Project}{Open}{}\\
+This is useful if you only have one \gdproject{} that you work with.
+\item Per workspace, you can have one default \gdproject{}. If you are connected to a \gddb{} which does not contain the \gdproject{}, or if the \gdproject{} is no longer in the \gddb{}, then you will be shown the \bxname{Open Project} Dialog and can choose another \gdproject{}. 
+\item In the Test preferences \bxpref{gdprefs}, you can disable the auto load of the \gdproject{}. Doing this will mean that you see the normal  \bxname{Open Project} Dialog when you select\\
+ \bxmenu{Project}{Open}{}\\
+\end{enumerate}