Finder window is not proportioned correctly

We just updated to Adobe Acrobat DC and it looks like the Finder window is not proportioned correctly. There is the large grey space that cannot be reduced. If the window is scaled down then you lose the files on the top while the gray space remains the same. We have two computers running Mac 10.10.3 that are doing the same thing. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue?
What appears when you go to Open...
Shrinking window does this......

Hi ,
Did you try repairing Acrobat DC ?
If not ,please try the same and see if that helps sorting this issue .
Or you could also try uninstalling the software and re installing it once and check if that helps in any way .
And by shrinking do you mean to adjust the screen resolution or is that something else you are trying to perform ?
Please try both the methods and see if that fixes the issue.
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

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