Perhaps your application bundle is set up wrong?
Without going to extreme measures it's usually not possible to make a
Mac app which can launch multiple instances.
On Jan 12, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Daniel Birns wrote:
All,
I need to ensure that there's only one instance of my app running.
Some of this seems to happen automatically -- for example, if I
click on my doc-type, it starts up the app if it's not running, or
sends an open doc event to it if it is running. But if I click on
the app it starts another instance, and this is what I don't want
to have happen. Instead, I'd like it to turn into a reopen apple
event to the existing instance.
--Daniel
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