Adobe Collaboration Experiences

Os programas da Adobe estão com tantos bugs que está até difícil de trabalhar, biblioteca sempre trava, lenta, programa fechando sozinho, segundo a estátistica do meu mackbook o Ilustrator é o que mais consome energia, e olha que nem to abrindo tanto ele esse período. Enfim. nao vai adiantar falar na mesmo.. só um desabafo

I currently us 5 computers and switch between them every day i would like for there to be a better lic management that i can sign out easyer to switch computers faster also remove bridge from requiring the lic and fix the lic check lag i get on all my programs. i beleve that if i install adobe bridge and acrobat reader that there should be a lic free version. bridge will allow you to preview files delete and lable and rate but no pro fetures that will link you to apps. and if you try to open a app required document like a PSD or AI or ID file ... point them to adobe reader and let them know so that they can preview and sort files this way i can use the server without a lic to just view and sort my project documents and no need to switch lic accounts all the time

When working with Creative Cloud Libraries, folders are generated in the following locationsFor windows: [Local WIndows Drive]:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\LIBSFor MacOS: [Username]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Creative Cloud Libraries/LIBSAll files in the Library are downloaded to the local folder, not just the ones you work with.At the time of writing, these are not movable, they are not creative cloud files and do not follow the preferences when moving your "Creative Cloud Files" folder. When working in an org, these libraries can grow to a large volume (300GB+)If these folders could be set in preferences to be moved to a different location (like an external drive, network drive, or cloud drive) that could help mitigate storage issues on laptops and small storage PCs 

I have extra "My Libraries" and don't want to select/empty them one-by-one. I'd like to "select all" for empty/duplicate libraries. OR, going forward, no library should allowed to be created w/ the same name, so you're forced to name the library and will be less likely to have duplicates or empty libraries.

In academia, students come and go every year and we often get requests to recover their data after they become and "Inactive user" in our Admin Console. When trying to find users on the "Inactive users" tab in Storage, there is no search tool as is made available in the "Active users" tab. In my experience, I am mostly asked; exclusivly, by inactive users to look to find their storage and never asked to find "Active users" as they can still access their storage data. I would like to request that you also include that search tool on the "Inactive users" tab as it would make it easier to find these user than it is now. Right now I need to search page by page by page... until I finally find the user. I find this method extremely tedious and time consuming. As you clearly have the capability of including the search tool for Active users, I find it odd that you have not found that it would be more beneficial to also include it on the "Inactive users" tab. It might also be nice hav

Is it possible to have Adobe set the Libraries & Brands in the online view of a library to be default set to “View by group” instead of “View by type”? We have very organized groups that that display very effectively as we have organized everything by group. But the default “View by type” just lumps it all in one disorganized jumble. To get it to view the “View by group” mode you have to set it each time you enter a library, and each time you view an item and then go back into the library it reverts back to “view by type” it is very frustrating and would be much more user friendly if Adobe would set the View by group as the default view type. Please pass this on to the ones who make those decisions, it would be an easy thing to implement and would improve the user experience greatly, Thank you!

Almost every client I  have wants to download a PDF from the "Share for Review" link. You should make that an option to turn off and on by the creator.

"Export pour les écrans" direct vers Bibliothèque... Pour stocker et partager un élément graphique dans un Bibliothèque en SVG il faut passer par un export vers un fichier SVG puis l'importer dans la bibliothèque. Pourquoi il ne serait pas possible via la palette "Export pour les écrans" de sélectionner "Ma Bibliothèque" en plus ou à la place d'un dossier sur disque?Comme c'est le cas pour la création d'une couleur... Merci

SCENARIO: When dragging selected artwork from an Illustrator file to a Library, the asset uploads as a bloated Ai file. (Same when uploading a layer from Photoshop)REQUEST: Would LOVE to be able to designate the file type when adding an asset. For example, a vector icon in Illustrator as an SVG file, or a raster image in Photoshop as a JPG. CURRENT WORKAROUND: Export the artwork as an SVG or JPG file, then drag from the desktop/finder onto the application and into an open Library panel.

I've seen other users suggest this—I'd really like to see a print option available from right in the Share For Review feature in InDesign. I like Share for Review because of how quickly I can export a file for clients and have their feedback appear directly in InDesign. But there's no print option available like in Acrobat, and lots of my clients print out my work for proofreading. Because of this I often end up also having to send a PDF, which is tedious when I'm sending batches of 5+ files over, sometimes multiple times a day.

I've uninstalled illustrator, deleted and remade the libraries folder, and signed out and into my Adobe account. Closing and reopening illustrator is the only fix for a 1 time use of an asset from the library. This is a ridiculous process I've been repeating for a month.