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I read online that with Eclipse (which FB is built in) you can reposition an editor onto a different screen however I am unable to do so.. I get an X whenever dragging it anywhere outside the main application frame. I am on OSX.

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Flash Builder is such a miserable piece of (work). – cwallenpoole Oct 10 '11 at 19:04
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This is not supported AFAIK.

You can, as a workaround, create a new window (Window, New Window), move your desired document/editor into that window, and maximize the editor to hide the panels around it (Cmd-M).

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That would be a useful enough alternative, unfortunately I don't seem to have that option in my 'Window' menu... I can get at 'new editor' by right clicking on the open files bar, but it just puts that right in the same row. – Damon Dec 12 '10 at 15:42
@Damon Sorry, I don't use Flash Builder. It's in the newest version of Eclipse (Java developer variant) -- you could try combining your Flash Builder modules with the newest Eclipse; otherwise you'd have to wait for a more recent release of Flash Builder. – Daniel Beck Dec 12 '10 at 16:12
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