Where do I find the Application Frame ON/OFF in the menus?

Where do I find the Application Frame to turn ON/OFF in the menus in Adobe Photoshop CC?

Here's a screenshot from Photoshop CC, same for CC 2014 and other versions of Photoshop
I did not see whether you are using Windows OS or Mac OS, but this is exclusively a Mac feature. You will not find it any Windows version of PS.
You should see this:

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I have been cursing and hating the application frame in Windows for the last month, but now I get my hands on the Mac version, I'm discovering my days of cursing have only just begun it seems.
In the Mac version of InDesign/Photoshop/Illustrator they at least provided a way to disable the application frame, but I'm not seeing the same thing in Flash.
Am I blind or did they truly not include the option?!
Options for people that want them are fine. Universal decisions that some company knows better how to do UI for an app than the primary OS it is running in make me want to set a UI engineer on fire.

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>> I need to disable the export button/functionality in a customer's apex installation (3.2.1) as part of the security measures.
>> this need applies for both development and production enviroments although if a solution is available, it will be first tried in the development enviroment.
I agree with Tyler, this is indeed a really strange request. If your customer can’t rely on his developers, I would say you have a problem. I’m saying it because disabling the export button, even if it’s possible, doesn’t really give you any kind of protection. A malicious developer can still export APEX application using the Java utility APEXExport; it can be done with SQL Developer; it can also be done on a page level, and I only named the documented options.
I don’t think this type of action should be considered for a development environment. Of course, the production environment is a completely different ball game. You can use the APEX run-time only environment, and by that neutralize most of the developer related “risks”.
Just my 2 ¢,
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Application Frame is a Mac only feature
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/troubleshoot-application-frame-document-window.ht ml#main_Application_frame__Mac_OS_X_Only_
It's the normal behaviour by design for all software in the Windows environment so there's no on-off toggle.

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The Application Frame is just a blank space Photoshop draws that shows where you'll be editing. Its intent is to be a background to block out distractions from windows or desktop graphics.
It's optional on a Mac and it's always on on a PC. I think Mac users more often expect it not to be shown, as it has been that way with past Photoshop versions, while Windows users always expect to see a window fully drawn on the screen.
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FAQ: UI - How can I change the color theme, size of the text, or turn off the application frame?

CHANGING THE INTERFACE COLOR SCHEME:
The Photoshop CS6 default interface is dark, but if you prefer the lighter interface you are used to from earlier versions,
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Mac Photoshop > Preferences > Interface
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TURNING OFF THE APPLICATION FRAME
CS6 opens now by default in "Application Frame". You can go Window>Application Frame in the main meu and uncheck this

Select the title / text and then click on the "i" (inspector). A colored pin wheel shows up after you click on the square box directly below the font settings inside the inspector window. Then simply drag the dot to the color you want. Like this:
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Nothing works to close this window except mouse/clicking... I don't like it being in the background when I'm working in other apps.

I'm not a Mac user, so I don't have a way to check this myself, but what's the behavior when you do disable it via the setting, then open an image? Does the image just open a window exactly the size of the displayed image? I assume this is different than what you're looking to see. Maybe a couple of screenshots would help others reading this thread (e.g., Adobe folks) to understand how you'd prefer it to work.
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I log into website OK - three frames should be present: 1) fileshare - I don't use this & it appears to load OK; 2) websites - I don't use this & it appears to load OK ; and 3) Applications - This frame is blank but it should load a collection of links including a link to remote desktop
Behavior: If I have just cleared the history then the application frame will "clock" (this is normal) but instead of showing the links a blank frame appears; If I have NOT just cleared the history, the application frame shows the "clock" but it is frozen; slightly different but still results in blank application frame.
I have tried:
1. clear history before logging in (change in "clocking" but still results in blank application frame
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3. network DNS disable prefetch; disable by set to true ; no impact on problem; toggle back to false
4. preference named plugins.load_appdir_plugins; change its value to true; no impact - set back to false
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No it doesn't. But if I drag the application frame across both monitors, so that it's under the palettes, all is very smooth. Problem is, that it's a bit awkawrd because the second monitor is the 15" laptop and the main is a Apple 23" Cinema HD Display.
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