Regarding the behavior of Adobe app UI in a multiple-screen case
The scenario: Company given laptop usage with Adobe apps. Using multiple monitors at workplace. Also the same while working from home.
Problem: The UI (floating windows, toolbox, etc.,) keep spreading out in different monitors or screens, which is annoying to to settle every time as the preferred monitor keeps changing. Please see attached image (UI spread cross monitors.jpg)
Proposed solution: I understand that it might be difficult for app to trace the monitor I am using. At least there should be a possibility to 're-arrange all UI in one monitor' when I use 'Workplace' menu and choose my favorite workplace style (as in attached Workplace.jpg image). It should gather all UI into the monitor that has main menu/active page open. This will save me lots of time re-arranging UI every time when monitors are swapped :-)
Please note the suggestion also applies to all Adobe apps, that behave like this.
Thanks,
Wilson Almeida
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Amanda Welch
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I also always work on multiple monitors. In a similar vein, the Issues with Links popup box inevitably pops up on the opposite screen and underneath everything else I have open. I'm usually working in large INDD files, so it takes them a while to launch. While I'm waiting, I will check email and Teams, answer any questions from my team members, etc.
Since the Issues with Links pop up underneath what I'm working on rather than on top of INDD, I often find myself waiting for a file to open for 15-20 minutes only to realize Issues with Links is playing Boss-level Where's Waldo with me.