P: Support scalable user interface UI for high resolution monitors

Dear Jeffrey – Thank you for your response. CS6 was installed last week, but may not be up-to-date. I will try updating the software. If the solution is that simple, I will be very happy.

Hi Lisa, sounds like your CS6 is not up-to-date. Retina support was added with the 13.0.3 update for CS6. Make sure Photoshop is Up-To-Date: http://adobe.ly/PS-Up-To-Date

MacOS has had UI scaling (Retina) support since Photoshop CS6.

Windows 200% UI Scaling support was added in Photoshop CC 2014 (two full versions after CS6) once Microsoft worked with Adobe to address the OS issues needed to make that happen. We are continuing to work with Microsoft to address the OS issues needed for more flexible UI scaling on Windows.
But older versions of the software will not be getting the new features.

I am an illustrator and graphic designer and have a brand new 27-inch Retina iMac. What a mistake! I have CS6 installed. The tools and menus, as well as control and anchor points, are too small for me to see. I am not vision-impaired.

I understand that Adobe apps may offer some UI adaptions for high-resolution monitors in Creative Cloud. Unfortunately, the Cloud option is NOT possible for the City or State University of New York. Our site licenses are for CS6.

I have a choice of using a magnifying glass to look at my monitor, or reducing the monitor resolution to the point where I might as well go back to my old monitor. Why get a high-resolution monitor if Adobe's tools are not adaptable?

I have heard here and elsewhere that Adobe had a patch for Windows users. But the design, publishing and marketing industries are 90% Mac-based, so why not offer a patch for the Mac OS?

At this time, we don't know.

But do you think that there will be a solution for Windows 7 (Win 😎 or do you think that implementation will only be possible for Windows 10?

That would be nice, but 200% UI scaling is what we and Microsoft could get working. We are continuing to work with Microsoft on the OS issues needed to get more general UI scaling to work.

To be honest, the 200% UI scaling is to high. I think 150% would have suit best.

That isn't a solution, that is a hack with lots of problems.

Did you try the 200% UI scaling feature in Photoshop CC 2014?

No. Not 200% scaling. this is working but is bud solution. my screen looks now 800X600 resolution.
I tried this:
http://www.danantonielli.com/adobe-ap...
But no success.