P: Support scalable user interface UI for high resolution monitors

Shawn's link worked for me as well - but only Photoshop. Yes, I can open ACR in Photoshop and edit pictures there, but I want Bridge to be able to give my pictures star ratings, sort them by lens, easily and quickly compare between two similar pictures, etc. Re Shawn's link, I didn't see a "manifest" file within the Bridge folder on my computer. Has anyone actually gotten Bridge to resize? I don't want to have to learn Lightroom just to do what Bridge does, especially when I have paid good money for presets that only work in ACR. I'd have to buy the Lightroom versions of the presets, which would lighten my wallet a big more. Thanks in advance!

I used the link posted by Shawn on my machine which happens to be the same as yours. Not ideal, but it now means I can use the software

200% UI Scaling is available in Photoshop CC 2014 and CC 2015.
No, Mondo has nothing to do with it. And I'm not even sure why you thought that it might...

Shawn, thanks for the link. It has fixed both Adobe products and a bespoke piece of software too

I think the 200% UI scaling is not available anymore, since there is the changeto mondo basing scripts. Shouldn ́t that change to mondo make an automatic scaling of menus?

Thanks for posting, Shawn! Do you think creating a manifest file for Bridge would work as well? The only manifest file in the Bridge folder is Microsoft.VC90.CRT.manifest.

Turn on the 200% UI scaling preference.

To make CS 6 work on high res monitors, I followed this tutorial and it works on my computer for several of the cs6 programs:
http://www.danantonielli.com/adobe-ap...

No, in CC 2015 it moved out of experimental features and into the interface section of preferences.

http://www.danantonielli.com/adobe-ap...

This tutorial worked for me