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10.5: Assign the Finder to all Spaces
Authored by: mhmlco on Mon, Nov 5 2007 at 3:51PM PST

The Finder's "home" screen is space one. The system will also try to jump there from time-to-time when you close applications or hide them. I, myself, prefer to restrict it to a given space with a pair of windows open, rather than clutter up all of my spaces with traveling Finder windows.

10.5: Assign the Finder to all Spaces
Authored by: fatherdom on Sat, Nov 17 2007 at 8:01PM PST

Don't know if this a glitch, but if you Ctrl Tab before the image cycle pops up, one can switch to the Finder in the specific Space. On other other hand, if one waits after the image cycle, then you will be butted over to the next space.