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USING ADOBE BRIDGE AND ADOBE VERSION CUE CS4
Adobe Version
Cue
2
Click Delete. The Delete Project page appears.
3
Select User Locks Will Be Ignored to delete the project even if a user has files checked out.
4
Click Delete.
Export a Version
Cue project to your computer or to an FTP or WebDAV server
You can export the most recent version of all project files from the Version
Cue Server. Export if you want to move
files from one host computer (or server) to another, create a package of the most recent files for output, or simply create
an archive of the final versions. Version
Cue still manages projects moved between computers.
Note:
If you want to move a project, first decide whether to back it up (so that all past versions are also moved) or to export
it (so that only the current versions of project files are moved).
1
Click the Projects tab in Version
Cue Server Administration. Select the project you want to export, and click Export.
2
In the Export Project page, choose a protocol by which to export the project.
3
Do one of the following:
•
If you chose Export Project To Folder in step
2, specify the folder to which you want to export the project.
•
If you chose Export Project To FTP Server or Export Project To WebDAV Server in step
2, specify the server
address in the FTP Server or WebDAV Server box, specify a folder in the Directory box, and enter a user name and
password (if necessary). To use a proxy server to connect, select Use Proxy. If you are connecting to the FTP server
through a firewall, or if you specified a port other than 21, select Use Passive Mode. (This is an option only if you’re
exporting the project to an FTP server.)
4
Click Export.
Back up and restore projects
When you back up a Version
Cue project, Version
Cue Server Administration creates backups of all the information
in a Version
Cue project, including all versions of all files in the project. Use a project backup to move a project from
one Version
Cue Server to another while retaining all the versions of that project. You can restore a backup copy that
represents a Version
Cue project as it was on a specific date. Restored project backups do not replace the original
Version
Cue project.
You can customize a backup configuration for your projects in the Version
Cue project preferences. You can back up
a project using a new configuration or an existing configuration. A backup configuration includes the ability to
schedule a recurring backup for the project.
By default, project backups are stored in the Program Files/Common Files/Adobe/Adobe Version
Cue
CS4/Server/Backups folder (Windows) or the Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Version
Cue
CS4/Server/Backups folder (Mac
OS).
See also
“
Change the location of project backups
” on page 59
Back up a Version
Cue project
1
Click the Projects tab in Version
Cue Server Administration.
2
Click the project name, and then click Back Up.
3
In the Backup Name box, accept the backup name, or type a new name.
Updated 15 July 2009