How to remove rear work plan in photoshop CS6

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March 28, 2012
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Hello,

I try to find how to remove rear work plan in photoshop CS6 ?

I still looking in the "preference" but I don't find the solution.

I realy prefers to have no background like the CS5 because I always work with "drag & drop" and now, it's impossible to see my desktop.

Thanks

Regards

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Correct answer Jeff Arola

You might ask on the cs6 forum, but i think thre's an option under Window or View to remove the application frame.

http://forums.adobe.com/community/labs/photoshopcs6?view=discussions&start=0

I do have a question if you don't mind. What resolution is your screen?

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Anonymous

I am so glad I found this thread, have been working on CC for just a week and that blasted Application Frame actually made me depressed! So glad to be rid of it... I actually didn't know it was called an 'Application frame", which made it kind of hard to get help with it

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Utopia_Design_Inc

Participant

Courtesty of Jeffrey Tranberry http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/ps_cs6_remove_window_bar_in_standard_window_mode

To return to the Photoshop CS5 behavior on Mac choose Window>Application Frame to toggle the Application Frame off.

I was so thankful to find his tip. I HATE that bkg screen!!!!!!

Chitownartistgirl

Inspiring

I bought a new Mac computer and went from using Leopard to Yosemite OS. I bought the new Photoshop CC. I am used to using CS3. I do not like the new black frames and even when I do Window>Application> Frame, I still get a black frame around a white work field - It is just smaller. I don't want any black frame at all, Just the white background that I used to know in SC3. Also, I hate the black background in the layers and other tool windows. How do I make those white? There has got to be a preference so that people who prefer it the old way can get that look. I find the black frame to be annoying.

gener7

Community Expert

If you go to Photoshop Preferences > Interface, you will see four shades of blocks at the top. They control the interface lightness/darkness.

Just click on one of the two lighter boxes.

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Anonymous

Please note that in the above screen shot, I have a plain dark gray desktop. You are in fact looking at my desktop behind the open document.

As a long time Mac user, I am not a fan of the Application Frame either. 

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Anonymous

This has only changed from CS4 or CS5 in that the Application Frame in the Window menu is now checked by default. Make sure to deselect it to UNcheck it.