Please describe the problem:
If there are unfinished tasks the application generally will not start until tasks.nzb is removed.  

Steps to reproduce:
1. Queue up some files to download and let some of them download.
2. In PAN, go "offline" and wait for all apparent activity, like any in-process transfers, to stop.
3. Let the application settle down in case there is unwritten data, or other house-keeping to complete.
4. Quit the application normally.
5. Start the application normally.


Actual results:
The application will not start.

Expected results:
Ability to start the application.

Does this happen every time?
The problem does not occur consistently, but it does occur more often than not.

Other information:
I running what I believe is current, version .132 on Mandriva 2008 x86_64.  I am using pre-compiled binaries from Mandriva.  I have tried eliminating other on-disk data files in .pan in case perhaps there was some kind of data mis-match causing the problem, like an index file not synchronizing to a data file, but the application won't start until tasks.nzb is renamed/deleted/moved.  I looked through previously discussed topics and it appears this same bug existed way back at .092.  I am marking the bug as "critical" as the problem does cause a "loss of data" of sorts in that I have to recreate my list of transfers which can be extensive.