Photoshop CS6 Undo Resize bug?

Question

I notice in CS6 (13.0.1 for Windows) if I size an image down (to let's say 200x200) and then Undo, the image is the original size again but the window frame is still 200x200 (or whatever), and I then have to either drag the frame larger or click the 'Actual Pixels' button to reframe it.  CS2 never used to do that and it's annoying as I resize a lot.  Is there anything I can do about this?

Answer 1

I suggest giving the Tabbed view a try for one full week.  It will seem painful at first, but stick with it.  There are advantages.
Like you, WAY back when Photoshop CS4 first came out I was loathe to use the new tabbed view, thinking that I really liked managing my documents in separate windows.  For a long time I configured Photoshop CS4 to not open documents in tabs, using the windowed view.
But I always felt that I was paddling a bit against the current - not the way Adobe would rather I use Photoshop.
As it turns out, a problem with a particular plug-in - Genuine Fractals - in which it absolutely would not work properly in windowed view but would work okay in tabbed view, caused me to make what I thought then was a temporary change.
After a week or two, against all odds, and certainly unexpectedly, tabbed view began to grow on me.  Long story short, I've never switched back.  I've used Photoshop every day since (and I mean literally every day, sometimes all day) using tabbed view.
It's not evil.  And it has some advantages.
You're probably thinking, "I'm not like that, I won't be able to stand it".
I thought that too.  Try it.
-Noel