MacOS – Terminal command that will force open the DVD tray

You're using cs6 that uses Java 6 and Yosemite I believe is Java 8. You could try installing java 6 but it isn't supported and neither is DWcs6. Unfortunately that's the way of it. I don't know if you have a creative cloud account. They provide all updates. If not you could try the Java route or another FTP client. :/ Edit:: Correction. I forgot since o have to install Java for dev purposes. Yosemite doesn't come stock with it. BUT I found this. It may help. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

I do not believe there is a permanent solution, since this problem has been out for far too long with little interest to fix it. I would recommend having that terminal script save as a .command stored in your dock that you would click every time you need it. To create a document that can do this for you:

1. Open TextEdit.app

2. Enter the following code into the document:

   rm ~/Library/Caches/CloudKit/CloudKitMetadata*;killall cloudd

3. Save to a directory with the name "[a name that you would like].command"

4. Open Terminal
5. Type in chmod a+x BUT DO NOT HIT ENTER
6. Drag in the .command
7. Hit enter

Now you can drag in the command to your dock and click it whenever you need

EDIT:

Another idea is to use Automator.

1. Open up Automator
2. Go to the toolbar on the left and drag a execute she'll script
3. Paste the code from above into the action
4. Record a "Watch me Do" (by pressing the red record button in the top right) of:
   • Opening activity monitor
   • Seraching for cloudd
   • Clicking cloudd
   • Clicking quit
   • Selecting quit or force quit
     5. Set that to 1000x and save as an app