Adobe ACROBAT 3D Manual page 775

Opening Version Cue workspaces and Version Cue
projects
After clicking the Version Cue button
(Mac OS), the Open dialog box in Acrobat, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign, and Photoshop
changes to display Version Cue tabs, menus, and options. Version Cue workspaces are
indicated with the workspace icon
the Browse tab.
Note: The Version Cue button appears in the Open, Save As, Save A Copy, and Place
dialog boxes only after you've enabled the Version Cue preference and, in some cases,
restarted the Adobe application. (Version Cue isn't available in the Photoshop Place dialog
box.)
After you open a Version Cue project, a shortcut to that project is automatically
listed alongside the Version Cue workspaces whenever you click the Version Cue icon in
the Open, Place, or Save dialog box.
To open Version Cue workspaces and projects:
1. Do each of the following:
Make sure that the Version Cue workspace you want to work with is turned on. (See
Turning on or restarting Version
If you are using an Adobe Creative Suite application with the Version Cue workspace,
make sure that the Version Cue preference is enabled in the Creative Suite application
preferences. Note that GoLive doesn't require this step. (See
Version Cue.)
If you're working with a Version Cue workspace on a different computer, make sure that
you're connected to the same subnetwork or network as the computer, or to the Internet.
2. In Acrobat, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign, or Photoshop, choose File > Open.
3. Click the Version Cue button.
The Open dialog box switches to display Version Cue tabs, menus, and options.
Note: To access Version Cue workspaces outside your subnetwork, see
Version Cue workspaces on remote computers or from WebDAV
4. To open a workspace, double-click it.
Note: If you don't see a desired workspace, choose Refresh from the Tools menu.
5. To open a project, double-click the project's icon
(Mac OS).
The project's Documents, Web-Content, and Web-Data folders are listed. For more
information on Version Cue project folders, see
folders.
6. To open a file, select it and click Open. For more information on working files from
Version Cue projects, see
Version Cue.
(Windows) or the Version Cue button
(Windows) or the workspace icon
Cue.)
Opening, editing, and saving files and file versions with
Turning on or restarting
applications.
(Windows) or the project's icon
Understanding Version Cue projects and
(Mac OS) in
Accessing