Q: Window Size Problem with El Capitan
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Feb 1, 2016 6:34 AMby FUZZY DUNL0P,As I stated on page one of this thread this problem also occurs with every Adobe Software (weirdly except InDesign) and it's a known bug at Adobe.
However, the Adobe staff blames this on Apple and says that Apple has to fix its OS code.
Apple has been informed about this issue by Adobe representatives months ago. You can read more about that here.
Well, let's wait some months more … maybe Apple fixes this on Mac OS Y.
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Feb 1, 2016 7:25 AMby lrostoen,I know - I read your comment. Still doesn't help those of us where every single time a file, program etc is opened, the box defaults to small. I agree with you, obviously an apple issue, since it is happening to absolutely EVERY SINGLE program I am using. Starting to get massively irritated.
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Feb 1, 2016 7:46 AMby dialabrain,I just wanted to mention that Apple has written a new OS with a number of changes. Those changes apparently caused certain features of Adobe products not to function the way they did. It is not up to Apple to change their code to accommodate third-party vendors such as Adobe. It is up to Adobe and other third-party vendors to make sure their software works correctly with a new OS.
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Feb 1, 2016 11:42 AMby FUZZY DUNL0P,This is so ridiculous … Adobe says it's Apple, Apple says it's Adobe. Are they back to preschool or what?
They should simply start talking to each other and get that crap fixed. I'm paying a s***load of money to get my work done. The only thing I'm doing at the moment is paying, calling hotlines ("let's delete the preferences" oh yes, brilliant!) and writing stuff on forums where never eeever any company representative reads anything because obviously they don't f***ing care!
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Feb 1, 2016 11:45 AMby corvairkid,The only Adobe software that I use on a regular basis is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC ver. 2015.010.20056. I just recently upgraded to that version.
I have never had a window size problem with it, or with any previous versions of Reader.
Perhaps Reader is not affected?
I am having no problems with the Apple Calendar window being truncated as long as I keep the Calendars Side Bar hidden.
I am also having no window size problems with Outlook for Mac 2011 ver. 14.6.0, as long as I use the yellow minimize button instead of the red close button.
So, for me at least, there are easy work-arounds.
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Feb 1, 2016 11:59 AMby dialabrain,FUZZY DUNL0P wrote:
This is so ridiculous … Adobe says it's Apple, Apple says it's Adobe. Are they back to preschool or what?
They should simply start talking to each other and get that crap fixed. I'm paying a s***load of money to get my work done. The only thing I'm doing at the moment is paying, calling hotlines ("let's delete the preferences" oh yes, brilliant!) and writing stuff on forums where never eeever any company representative reads anything because obviously they don't f***ing care!
speaking of preschool… nice tantrum.
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Feb 24, 2016 9:06 AMby Jason Mac User,Thank you for the Solution - this should be at the top of the string.
There is a work-around for the Calendar problem that seems to work.
When using Calendar, select View, then select Hide Calendar List.
Since I've been keeping the Calendar List hidden, Calendar remembers it's window size and opens to the size previously used every time.
