Creative Cloud desktop

Depuis que j'ai mis à jour vers macOS Sequoia 15.0, j'ai une fenêtre contextuelle ennuyeuse qui s'affiche à chaque démarrage du Mac avec les message suivant :"Adobe Acrobat.app" souhaite accéder aux données d'autres apps.Le fait de garder les données d'apps séparées facilite la gestion de votre confidentialité et de votre sécurité.Même après avoir cliqué sur "Autoriser" j'ai toujours cette fenêtre qui s'affiche et je ne trouve rien dans les réglages pour qu'elle ne s'affiche plus.Est-ce que quelqu'un d'autre a ce problème et l'avez-vous résolu ?Toute aide serait grandement appréciée.

The GPT 1.5 feature in the regenerative fill tool was incredible, so good for people, plants, aging materials, it was just spot on, please bring it back, none of the others come even close.

Hello Adobe and fellow community members, I have been an Adobe System Admin for several years and I believe the Admin Console and the Creative Cloud Desktop App still have a lot of opportunites for improvement to meet large enterprise needs. I would love to team up and collaborate with anyone willing to help improve these two areas: Application Usage Metrics - We need to see active application usage such as activity time and last launch of our users so we can appropriatly assignMore Granular control for admins in both the Admin console and Creative Cloud Desktop App. - We need more switches so we can shutdown certain services that is no enterprised approved. Thank You,Rick

Bonjour,En tant qu'administrateur système, je souhaite soumettre une demande d'évolution pour l'Admin Console concernant la visibilité sur l'utilisation des licences Creative Cloud au sein de notre organisation.Besoin identifié :Actuellement, nous ne disposons pas de données précises sur l'utilisation réelle des logiciels par nos collaborateurs. Il est difficile d'optimiser nos coûts de licences, car nous n'avons aucune visibilité sur :Le taux d'adoption par application : Quelles applications de la suite sont réellement utilisées et lesquelles sont sous-utilisées ?L'activité par utilisateur : Pouvoir identifier les utilisateurs inactifs ou ceux dont l'usage ne justifie plus une licence complète.Le volume d'utilisation : Avoir des métriques temporelles (ex: nombre de jours d'utilisation, temps de lancement par période donnée) pour corréler les attributions de licences avec les besoins métier réels.Fonctionnalité souhaitée :Nous aimerions voir apparaître dans l'Admin Console un tableau d

Hello,As a system administrator, I would like to submit a feature request regarding visibility into Creative Cloud license usage within our organization.Identified Need: Currently, we lack precise data regarding the actual software usage by our team members. It is challenging to optimize our license costs because we have no visibility into: Adoption rates by application: Which applications in the suite are actively used and which ones are underutilized? Per-user activity: The ability to identify inactive users or those whose usage does not justify a full license. Usage volume: Access to time-based metrics (e.g., number of days used, launch frequency over a given period) to correlate license assignments with actual business needs. Requested Feature: We would like to see an "Usage/Analytics" dashboard added to the Admin Console, featuring the following options: Consolidated View: A global chart showing the most frequently used applications across the organization. Detailed Per-User

The performance of your apps have taken a significant hit since you have incorporated LLM style junk into them. Startup time and general usage are both adversely affected. There should be an intuitive way to turn this off completely. My job is too important to allow an LLM to summarize pdfs for me. Some humans are still capable of reading.In some cases, AI tools are a huge help. In many others, they are an unnecessary burden being pushed upon us constantly while we are trying to work. Once again, I am capable of reading a pdf myself.     

There is currently no way to actually delete Acrobat Web Forms.

In the past few days, Adobe Color (formerly Kuler) at color.adobe.com has disappeared and been replaced with something that lacks the flexibility and usefulness of the previous interface. I’m hereby begging you to bring the previous interface back, in its entirety.I’ve been a paying subscriber to Adobe CC and an instructor of Adobe CC apps for many years, and while I haven’t been happy with the recent price increases, my overall satisfaction with the service and the useful generative AI features in Photoshop have been enough to offset the pain of paying more every month. However, Adobe Color was one of the most useful creative tools of its kind available anywhere, and the fact that it integrated with all my apps was a huge bonus. Why on earth would I want to be forced into Adobe Express while I’m trying to fine-tune and experiment with a complex color scheme? I’m really struggling to understand the purpose of this downgrade.There are many other users with similar sentiments: https://ww

We use Adobe at our nonprofit organization and need to provide the invoices to our finance department. It would be really helpful to receive these automatically via email, so I don't need to take the time to log in and download them/email them manually every month.

Could we please get a method of deploying Creative Cloud applications without having to push the entire installer package & related files for each app?Here’s my current dilemma: Intune and other MDM/RMM products can push software deployments over the air, but with severe file size limitations (like 1GB) - my Creative Cloud packages for our software labs are currently between 15-16GB.I’d like to be able to deploy the Creative Cloud Launcher (for example) and call it with commands like “--Install Products:PS,ID,AE,PPro”… to trigger the device to download and install these applications themselves.This would allow far more programs to deploy and install Adobe CC applications.This is especially beneficial for education environments where we don’t have access to high-complexity tools like SCCM, and can’t rely on users (students) to use self-service packages to install the appropriate applications.