Ok, so just launched CS6 and did some keystroke and lost the close, minimize, and maximize buttons at the top left of the screen.

Tried to find in "view" menu to no avail.

thanks for any input

greg

"f" key should fix it. You need to have an image open to switch view modes.

thanks, but that only toggles those buttons on the open image.

I was referring to the same buttons that were originally on the program (to minimize Photoshop)

thx

greg

I was able to bring it back by restarting PS CS6 and deleting pref files, but that is surely not the best way.

This is the area I am talking about:

I believe it is under "View->Application frame" or "window->application frame"

Thanks, that is it

greg

AAaaarrrrgggghhh !!!

it happened again (see first post). And, it doesn't matter if "Application Frame" is checked or unchecked.


Any thoughts?

thx

greg

Yeah, go back to CS5.

http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1174731

Same happened to me with Lightroom, was never able to get them back and have just lived without them.

Yep, happened to me with Lightroom as well.... And yes, I've never been able to get them back.

in LR4 & CS6 (open image, ref. joshkrause) press the "F" -key, it cycles though the different views.

HK

hongkietan wrote:
in LR4 & CS6 (open image, ref. joshkrause) press the "F" -key, it cycles though the different views.

HK


Nope, this does toggle views, but does not solve the issue of the missing buttons

greg