Bill,

This happens when a program isn't "told" to "stay" on a particular screen.  The 
new version of spaces is so weak compared to what they had before but you can 
get what you want.  

I open as many "windows" as I will need, then I go to one and open the program 
for that "space", then go to the icon in the dock and go to "options" and tell 
the program to only open in "this" space (or whatever the wording), then change 
to the next space and open the program for that space and assign it to that 
window.  I keep doing this until I have gotten all the programs I want to use 
placed in their spaces, I think I use around 8 and since I have dual monitors I 
assign them to the respective monitors as well.  

But, if I have a program open that I have not assigned to a space it will move 
with me to whatever window is open so going from space 7 to space 3 the 
floating program moves with me.  The only way I know to stop this is to assign 
that program to a specific space.  

If anyone knows a better way Bill and I both would like to know.

John


On Oct 15, 2012, at 10:54 PM, Bill Rising wrote:

> Hey all,
> 
> Has anyone run into the problem with spaces (or its lame replacement in Lion) 
> where when switching applications, Lion switches to the correct space but 
> leaves some other application's window as the active window? Is there some 
> way to get things to work they way they should?
> 
> Bill
> 
> 
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