"Automatically save changes to session" option introduces bizarre behavior

[Danny Colligan]

Hello all,

I wanted to have all of the programs open in the workspaces/places I had
them in when I logged out each time I logged in.  So I selected the
Automatically save changes to session option under
Preferences->Sessions->Session Options, opened some windows and logged out
to test the feature.  When I logged back in, a number of bizarre things
started happening.  The windows had no toolbars/borders anymore, all windows
opened at the top left of the screen, lots of keyboard shortcuts (like the
ones to move windows around, resize them, open the system menu, etc.) were
no longer working, and a nautilus window showing my home folder opened up
each time I logged in.  After unchecking the Automatically save changes to
session option in hopes of reversing this disaster and logging out and in,
the undesired behavior continues.

Anyone got any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks in advance,

Danny
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