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What’s new in Version Cue CS4
- Adobe Drive
- Adobe Drive is a virtual file system that connects to Version Cue® CS4
servers. The connected server appears as a mounted hard drive or mapped
network drive in Explorer (Windows), Finder (Mac OS), and
in dialog boxes such as Open and Save As in any application.
With
Adobe Drive, Version Cue® Server files are available to any application,
not just to Creative Suite components. Some applications are fully
enabled to work in Version Cue, including Photoshop®, Illustrator®,
Flash®, Adobe Bridge, InDesign®, and InCopy®. Other applications,
such as Dreamweaver®, have access to Version Cue Server files but
files must be checked in and out manually.
When Version Cue
Server is on, right-clicking (Windows) or Control-clicking (Mac OS)
a folder or file displays Adobe Drive CS4 in the
context menu. You can use this menu to connect to a server, check
out files, and perform other tasks.
- Server files
- In Version Cue CS4, project files are stored exclusively
on the server, so you no longer need to synchronize projects. Checking
in a file makes it up-to-date.
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