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Chapter 3: Adobe Version Cue
Adobe Version Cue® CS4 is an asset management system that lets designers work collaboratively on a set of common
files. Designers can easily track and manipulate multiple versions of files.
Working with Adobe Version Cue
About Version Cue
Version Cue acts as a virtual server that lets designers work collaboratively on a set of common files. Designers can
easily track and manipulate multiple versions of files.
Version Cue consists of two pieces: the Version Cue Server and Adobe Drive. The Version Cue Server can be installed
locally or on a dedicated computer, and it hosts Version Cue projects and PDF reviews. Adobe Drive connects to
Version Cue CS4 servers. The connected server appears like a hard drive or mapped network drive in Explorer, Finder,
and dialog boxes such as Open and Save As.
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Version Cue
A. Version Cue server B. Users connect to server using Adobe Drive C. Users check out and save different versions of a file
Use Version Cue to track versions of a file as you work and to enable workgroup collaboration such as file sharing,
version control, backups, online reviews, and the ability to check files in and out. You can organize Version Cue-
managed files into private or shared projects.
Version Cue is integrated with Adobe Bridge: Use Adobe Bridge as a file browser for Version Cue projects. With
Adobe Bridge, you can access Version Cue Servers, projects, and files, and view, search for, and compare information
about Version Cue-managed assets.
Use Version Cue Server Administration to create and manage user access, projects, and PDF reviews; administer
backups; export content; and specify advanced Version Cue Server information.
Note: Version Cue is not available in Adobe Bridge with Adobe Photoshop® Elements for Macintosh.
For a video on setting up Version Cue, see www.adobe.com/go/lrvid4038_vc.
Updated 15 July 2009
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