Unable to drag or delete guides in PS CC

Question

Really getting ticked with all the bugs in CC!
Trying to design a book and the guides I make won't move or delete. My ruler is in inches and guides always move slightly off the marks I try to align them to so I try to move them and can't, I can't drag them back to the ruler so that isn't an option so all I can do it go to the menu and delete them.
What is up with this? I see posts on this but from back in early 2013 and it still isn't fixed? Is nobody at Adobe reading this forum ...or don't they give a rip?

Answer 1

Lets look at this from a working perspective. If Adobe wants to facilitate the actual users of its programs, then understanding the mouse clicks versus keystrokes is important. I for one measure my entire work day on the number of keystrokes versus mouse clicks I have to do to complete a task. The fewer the better.
When I am converting a design I draw in Photoshop at 1600px for a proposed website into a design for a tablet device at 800px, I need to readjust the guides for the new image size. I need to get these done quickly and I need them to be pixel perfect accurate. Am I going to have to zoom into the image, then grab the guide from the ruler, then zoom out, for each one? No, I am going to program a keystroke to bring up the Add Guide box and enter the number I know it needs to be at. Now if we can get the children in the Photoshop programmer's sandbox to share this with the children in the Illustrator programmer's sandbox as well as InDesign, Flash, and Aftereffects, then we would have some intelligent programming. Now it looks like they are all selfishly guarding their tools and will not share.
Now if the programmers really listened to the developers and designers they would create a method of saving presets for the positions of the guides so that when you move from one size drawing for a website to a smaller size, all you need to do is switch to the next guide preset and they are already positioned for you. At least with Illustrator you can copy the guides from another file and paste them in place to eliminate some of the tedious nature of the work, but thus far no other program Adobe makes has that functionality. Again, children in the sandbox.
I used to waste time with the magnification method, and still do in other programs, but at the end of the day if Adobe is not going to work to make these tools better for designers in real world ways then they need to give the clarinet to a kid that will actually use it, rather than hoarding it all to themselves. I personally don't think corporations are people, I reject the legal argument on this, but Adobe is doing a good job at displaying some of the lesser qualities of humanity, namely narcissistic hubris.