: How to change the defaults for screen mode in Photoshop? I am using Photoshop CS5 on Mac. I prefer to use "Full screen mode with menu bar" rather than "Standard screen mode". Is there a way

@Pope1402555

Go to window > Application Frame (make sure Application Frame is checked)...DONE :)

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@Goswami567

It doesnt look like you can set it for a default but if you pull up an image you can press the f key to cycle through all of the screen modes which prevents you from having to use the drop down menu every time.

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@Looi7658678

I just found this post and thought I would share. Basically you go under Window in Photoshop and make sure Application Frame is checked. That's it, problem solved!
www.saelstrom.com/blog/photoshop-cs5-mac-vs-pc-tips/

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@Berumen635

From christopherpreece.com/blog/:


You can automate this feature if you want images to open in a specific screen mode. Make a new action, select Insert Menu Item from the Actions panel menu, go to View->Screen Mode and select the screen mode you want to switch to, click OK and then stop recording.

Go to File->Scripts->Script Events Manager, click on the Enable checkbox up top, set the Event dropdown to Open Document, select the Action radio button and then select the action that you just made and click on Add. If you want, you can also do this for when you make a new document, just set the Event dropdown to New Document and then click on Add again.


Adobe says it all:


Change the screen mode


Hope this will help....

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