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USING ADOBE BRIDGE AND ADOBE VERSION CUE CS4
Adobe Version
Cue
Version
Cue stores review comments on the Version
Cue Server. You can view comments in Version
Cue Server
Administration or directly in the PDF document. To view all review comments directly in the document, you must
access the document either by using the link from the review invitation or by opening the review document from
Version
Cue Server Administration. (If you open the review document from the Open dialog box in Acrobat or from
Adobe Bridge, the review comments aren’t visible.)
For more information about Acrobat commenting tools, search for “commenting” in Acrobat Help.
1
Locate the review.
2
Click the PDF document in the Document List.
3
Do one of the following:
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To view all review comments directly in the PDF document, click the version name.
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To view review comments in Version
Cue Server Administration, select the version in the Document History list
and click View Comments.
To view any of the comments in the context of the PDF document, select a comment, and then click Open In Acrobat.
•
To delete review comments in Version
Cue Server Administration, select the comment and click Delete
Comments. (To select all comments, click the check box next to the Page column heading.)
See also
“
Manage PDF reviews
” on page 81
Version Cue troubleshooting
Unable to connect to the Version
Cue CS4 Server
Try any of the following:
•
Make sure that your network connection is functioning properly.
•
Temporarily disable firewalls or proxies.
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Restart the server (see “
Disconnect from a Version Cue Server
” on page 60).
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Consult the server log file for details that may indicate the cause of the problem. You can access the log file from
the Advanced tab of Version
Cue Server Administration (see “
Advanced Version
Cue Server Administration tasks
”
on page 77).
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In the Advanced tab of the Server Administration page, choose Preferences, and enter the IP of your server hosting
computer in the External URL field. For port, choose 3703 if it’s not already in use. Then reconnect to the server.
•
In Adobe Drive, disconnect, and then empty the cache (see “
Set Adobe Drive preferences
” on page 55). Try to
connect again.
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Make sure that you check in a file before you start working on it. Right-click or Ctrl-click a file in Explorer or Finder,
and then use the context menu to check in the file. This is especially important when using application that aren’t
integrated with Adobe Drive. If you’re checking in an saving using an integrated application such as Photoshop or
InDesign, check in happens automatically.
•
Delete the database log files (VersionCue.log) located here:
Windows
Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Version Cue CS4\Server\Logs
Updated 15 July 2009