Hi Ramesh - I actually stopped using Teams just after my initial question. I had a disastrous problem that caused me to call the support center. I'll get to the details in a moment. The case, I don't have the number with me unfortunately, was escalated and I was assured a response within 48 hours. I did not receive that response and called again. I was again told the problem was being solved and would get a call back. More than a week later I have still not received a response. Here are the details of my issue. I was working on a team project with one other editor. The project was going well, although we had several questions about updating each other's project. That's ok as this is Beta software. One day after about 6 hours of edit, the system crashed. Upon opening the project I found that that days work did not save to the project. I've learned to save a project every few minutes. And I have auto save set for every three minutes. Unlike non-team projects which you can save to any location you like, team projects only have a setting for auto save to the cloud. As you know the project is saved to the cloud as well. I assumed that going to my Adobe account, I'd find the project file or the auto saved file. Imagine my surprise when I couldn't find anything in the Creative Cloud folders. Holy crap, how's this possible?I just lost a day's work! Thankfully my deadline was the next day. Unfortunately, the CSR on the initial phone support call didn't seem to know much about Team projects. He also had no idea where my project files were or why they weren't saved. So the issue was escalated and I'm still waiting to get a response. Until Adobe can tell me where my projects are in the cloud, or why they weren't saved, I won't be using Team projects anytime soon. I'm not happy to be paying for a service I can't use. I know this is Beta, but a basic thing like saving a file shouldn't be a problem. And auto save should have an option to save locally. Ken
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