How do I move Adobe apps to another monitor in Mavericks?

Related issue: The green "full screen" control on the window frame doesn't work in the new standard way in Mac OS. It works in the old way (changes window shape). i've found that when trying to put Photoshop CS6 into its own workspace, i have to create a new desktop with the Spaces controls, then drag Photoshop to that desktop.

System Preferences>Mission Control

Uncheck "Displays have separate Spaces"

System Preferences>Displays>Arrangement

Drag the menu bar to the larger display

Menu bar and dock will move to the Samsung.

Thank you! After logging out and back in it you might have to move the palletes back to the other monitor, but they will stay there after a restart now.

You could also make CS be in an application window so moving it is just one window instead of multiple floating ones.

when in Photoshop, go to window> and check: "application frame"

with this set, I can move CS6 apps anywhere I want.

@TheSmokeMonster

Great tip!

Using the application frame setting on my Adobe CS5.5 apps has fixed an issue I had when switching from an apps desktop to another (I have all my Adobe apps set on different desktops to avoid clutter) if I didn't have an open document in the app I was switching to I'd have to show all my desktops and manually select it. Not now!

How can I give you points for this tip?

I was actually able to go to System Preferences>Displays>Arrangement and drag the menu bar to my preferred display without having to uncheck "Displays have separate Spaces".

As of the time of this writing, I am running OS X 10.9 (13A603)

Great tip from TheSmokeMonster.

Hello, not sure if it is a new thing since the original question, but now instead of dragging the menu bar in settings, you can just right click on the illustrator's icon on the dock and set assignment in options menu.

Like so:

1.Open app (Illustrator)

2.Right click on app's icon on the dock

3.Options

4.(Allign to) Desktop 1/Desktop 2/.../Desktop n (where n is the finite number of desktops)

5.Done

It works smoother for me, than swopping the menu bar all the time.

Thank you CF. Since upgrading to illustrator cc 2014 a few weeks ago, it's been driving me nuts trying to get apps to open on my main monitor. Problem has been resolved. Embarrassingly I wasn't aware you could drag the menu bar from one screen to another.

This is by far the least disruptive option.

Yep this worked great! I don't think the "displays have separate spaces" is important thought.

Thanks this helped for OS X Yosemite with Adobe illustrator CC 2014!

SWEET! I had the same issue. Selecting application frame worked for me in Fw, Ai, and Ps CC. Thank you TheSmokeMonster

I have this same problem. The other day I solved it using CfMcBlob's first solution, and I was very pleased. However, the problem is happening again with InDesign, but this time I can't try the same solution because "Displays have separate Spaces" is already unchecked.

Just to reiterate, I can drag my workspace window to my second monitor, but all of the tools and top menu stay over on my first monitor. I know that the "actual menu" has to stay on one monitor, but indesign has a top bar with several tools in it that I use all the time, and I'm having to go back and forth. When I first solved this problem, the entire window with the menu bar and tools would open on my other monitor.

Also, I do not want the second solution, because I still use many applications on my original monitor, and I don't want to lose having the "real" top menu here on the left.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks for this tip, it also works on Yosemite with the newest versions of Adobe CC