> Why is that, and even more important: How can I change this? When > staying > inside Logic, the plugin window will stay on top as well... should > just be > the same with the finder opened, no? > As it is it somewhat defeats the purpose of drag'n'drop... If you running OS X 10.3, try using the Exposé function. Press F9, click the Finder window that has the file your after (use F11 if it's on the Desktop). Click and hold the file as if you were going to drag-and-drop it. Press F9 again. Move the cursor (with the file your holding) over the appropriate window and press F9 again. This will bring that window to the front where you can release the file. If you've have a multi-button mouse (a 5 button one is best) you can program the Exposé functions into the buttons using the Exposé System Preferences Panel so that you can do it all one handed. If your not using 10.3, upgrade, It's worth it. ;-) Kurt.