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I am finding strange windowing behavior in PS CS3.
In CS2 in XP, open document windows were independent of the main PS window. They floated above (when PS is not in full-screen mode) and I could easily move them across to another monitor and back again.
Now in CS3, a document will open outside of the main PS window. If I try to move it to float above the PS window, it seems to but up against the window edge, as if that is a barrier, unless I moved it very rapidly. If I ram in across the edge barrier, it appears *inside* the PS window. If it happens to be larger than the PS window, I can’t scroll all the way down or across.
This is all very awkward and unexpected. I imagine somewhere there is a setting where I can make PS CS3 behave as I am used to in CS2. I have looked everywhere I can think of, though–Preferences, the Window and View menus, Help under various topics–and cannot find it.
Pointers would be appreciated.
–Jim
In CS2 in XP, open document windows were independent of the main PS window. They floated above (when PS is not in full-screen mode) and I could easily move them across to another monitor and back again.
Now in CS3, a document will open outside of the main PS window. If I try to move it to float above the PS window, it seems to but up against the window edge, as if that is a barrier, unless I moved it very rapidly. If I ram in across the edge barrier, it appears *inside* the PS window. If it happens to be larger than the PS window, I can’t scroll all the way down or across.
This is all very awkward and unexpected. I imagine somewhere there is a setting where I can make PS CS3 behave as I am used to in CS2. I have looked everywhere I can think of, though–Preferences, the Window and View menus, Help under various topics–and cannot find it.
Pointers would be appreciated.
–Jim
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