Opening a Reunion File

[Robin Helmond]

When I open a Reunion file from a Finder window the Reunion window appears behind the Finder window. How can I get the Reunion window to appear on top? I thought I had seen a preference that covers this situation somewhere, but I can't find it now.
Robin.

[Tom Robinson]

Re: Opening a Reunion File

When I open a Reunion file from a Finder window the Reunion window appears behind the Finder window. How can I get the Reunion window to appear on top? I thought I had seen a preference that covers this situation somewhere, but I can't find it now.

That's strange, a document or application should always come to the front when opened--there's no preference for that behaviour.

How are you opening the document? If you're doubling clicking, maybe there's an extra click happening which causes the Finder to come back to the front.

[Bob White]

Re: Opening a Reunion File

Darn that third click! Happens easily on the Magic Mouse.

Another solution would be to put the icon for your main family file in the dock. Personally, I use a contextual menu modifier program and have my often used files in its main level for very quick access. I use FinderPop (http://www.finderpop.com/) but there are several other programs that do the same thing.