Setting which stack window is in front and which is next

[Mike Bonner]

To avoid the problem of other windows layering between the windows of your
stack, you can set the raisewindows to true.
The other half of the question, dunno except after your move, go to the
stack you want to be number 2, then go back to the stack you want to be
number 1. Or set window 2 to pallette so that its always on top no matter
which of your app windows are active at the time.

On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 8:58 AM, william humphrey <bill at bluewatermaritime.com
> wrote:

> If you have four stack windows open on Mac OS X and three of them are
> substacks if you select one of the substacks it will jump to the front of
> the other substacks but and you select another it will be in front of that
> one but the second one will still be in front of the third. You notice this
> more if you have a main stack with as substack attached to the side with an
> "on move" command. How can you as part of the "on move" command and without
> selecting the substack tell it to be #2 in the order and thus in front of
> the other substacks even if one was recently chosen. This is especially a
> problem as windows of other recently activated programs will also appear in
> front. I realize that I could solve this by making the substack a drawer of
> the mainstack but I ran into other problems with how the scripts and
> buttons
> operate differently on a drawer then when it is a substack.
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