Cs5 .. bridge to raw ...

Just got a new mac ... the old one crashed ... all info was transferred from the Time Machine ... using a Samsung as my calibrated 2nd monitor on my left.. ..
Now when I am in Bridge (which is on my Samsung - left monitor) & open a file for raw .... the whole raw format opens/jumps to my Mac Monitor (which is not calibrated) & cannot be moved to the Samsung which is on my left...
What am i missing ??? Thank You ..
inga...
inga spence photographer ...
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ps. not sure where how Scott Frey comes into my request ..
Message was edited by: Scott Frey

Thank You for trying ...... tried that ...
... just noticed .. next to 'preview' the magic toggle for Full Screen ... now Camera Raw is back where it belongs ...
inga...

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