CS4:Options in the title bar are gone

Up to Photoshop CS 3 a right click on the title bar of an open image brought forward a context menu with duplicate image, canvas size, image size ... Where and why is it gone in CS4? Please bring back this context menu to the tabs or the titel bars. It is far more convenient than to go to the main menu or to use triple-key-shortcuts that I can't reach without leaving the mouse.
Thanks
miss_marple

Thanks Dov,
I purchased Acrobat Pro XI on 3/25/15. From your kind reply it appears that this is not supported at the resolution mentioned. I am a teacher and can I return this product and instead purchase Acrobat DC at an educational price. If you are not an employee of Adobe, please pardon my question .
Thanks,
Sandeep

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