Adobe CS 6 dialogue boxes opening off screen

I am also having this problem, and I've already wasted hours because of it. Also had problems connecting to projectors all week -sometimes it works fine, sometimes I get a black screen.

What's the deal, Apple?

I've the same issue.

Once updated adobe pallets don't work in second monitor.

I've tried:

. align monitor bottom top, left, middle, everything works only one time and little changes make the error came back.

. uncheck "screen have separated spaces" in Mission Control

Exists another entire discussion on Adobe's forum:

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1696357

The solution that works for me is make the same resolution on both monitors.

It ***** but works:

Waiting for Apple's solution...

Thanks much, Marcelo!

Unchecking all of the boxes in Mission Control except "Group Windows," a work-around from the Adobe forum thread you linked to, seems to have worked, at least temporarily. Still having issues with the dialog boxes appearing on the wrong monitor, but at least Photoshop isn't locking up.

I use a Mac Pro (early 2009 - Nehalem) with two monitors (one of them an Apple Cinema display, the other is a smaller Sony display) and I have had the same problem with my CS 6 applications -- very frustrating until I saw your workaround. However, clearly OSX 10.10.2 is defective in how it deals with multiple monitors having different native resolutions. There was no such problem with previous versions. I hope Apple fixes this bug very soon. Desktop publishing people and photographers must have been tearing their hair out since the upgrade. Thanks for your solution. It seems to be working for me. I also had problems when moving a panel from one screen to another -- it will jump up or down and can't be moved into a position that shows the whole panel.

The suggestions in this post helped me, https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1695631

Add me to the list of frustrated users. I can't work with the dialog boxes off-screen. This is a*major* problem - Apple please address this ASAP!!

Nice effective work around.

Have you tried clicking Window then Zoom?

That "should" Maximize the Open Dialog, then you should be able to grab the title bar, resize and position it properly.

Just a thought,

Paul K

Amazingly simple fix for an ongoing problem, I thought it was an issue with my second monitor card. THANK YOU!

Fixed in 10.10.3...at least for me. Finally back to efficiency!

WELL well well! After over a month of tech support calls with Adobe and Apple Genius's as to why and when they will fix the problem, the most recent update to Yosemite 10.10.3 appears to have FIXED the problems. Although I feel I should do further testing to confirm.

There were at least 3 conversations I had with Apple about this issue and every time they said Adobe is the one that needs to correct the problem on their end

Yeah, typical. Thanks for posting.

i'm on 10.10.3 and i'm having illustrator palette drop downs open on the opposite monitor from where the panels reside. ***? SUPER annoying.

Your solution worked for me. THANK YOU SO MUCH! This has been driving me crazy since taking my new MacBook Pro and Lightning Display out of the box last month.

10.10.3 didn't fix it for me. Incredibly frustrating trying to open files and seeing a sliver of image or none at all. And I'm not even on a fancy display, just a MB Pro