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USING ADOBE BRIDGE AND ADOBE VERSION CUE CS4
Adobe Version
Cue
Status bar
Adobe Bridge displays status icons for Version
Cue Servers and projects to let you know whether they’re shared or
private. Status icons for offline projects and offline servers do not appear in Adobe Bridge.
Shared Project
Indicates a project that’s available and shared with other users.
Private Project
Indicates a project that’s available and not shared with other users.
Network Server
Indicates a remote Version
Cue Server that’s available.
You can also view information about Version
Cue Servers, projects, and assets by using the Inspector panel in Adobe
Bridge.
See also
“
Inspect Version
Cue files in Adobe Bridge
” on page 43
“
File statuses
” on page 61
Working with the Version
Cue Server
Install Version
Cue Server and Adobe Drive
Version
Cue projects and their related assets are stored in the Version Cue Server. When the Version
Cue Server is
installed on your computer, the server is available only if your computer is turned on and if users in your group have
connected to the server using Adobe Drive. This scenario is adequate for personal use or for file sharing between
individuals.
Alternatively, you can install the Version
Cue Server on a dedicated computer accessible to others on your network.
The Version
Cue-managed assets are always available to a workgroup when they connect using Adobe Drive.
For a video on setting up Version Cue in a workgroup, see
www.adobe.com/go/lrvid4038_vc
.
Updated 15 July 2009