I would really, really, love for Adobe to fix this already. I've just been dealing with it for the past year or two now, however, it still bothers me every time I have to open up DreamWeaver. The notebook display also has a 1920 x 1080 native resolution. The Dell monitors on the left and right end each have a native resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels the HP monitor (center) has a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. I'm just looking for the most efficient way to run this setup and have full 4K at the TV and do general PC stuff on the two monitors below. But, if they already have all the other menus looking good in Illustrator, how hard can it be to apply that to Lightroom and DreamWeaver? Notice in this example that the monitors are of different sizes and resolutions. I know windows is going to weird about the resolutions being different and the mouse will change size and position when going from the different resolutions but I don't mind that. I can click on any other menu item and the size is appropriate, but when I click on Effect all the sudden the drop down menu becomes huge as all the menus do in DreamWeaver. Photoshop and some others seem to be fine, but it's funny, Illustrator is good for the most part, each drop down menu along the top is sized correctly until you come across 'Effect'. I just updated all the Adobe apps I use to the newest versions hoping this would be something that would be fixed, but it was not. I have the same issue in DreamWeaver, all the different menus are abnormally big and it has been an issue for awhile now.
