Creative Cloud desktop

Genuinely insulting that to uninstall photoshop I had to log back in to adobe creative cloud. Every time I try to uninstall the program, it launches the creative cloud desktop app which tells me it needs to be updated. So I go ahead with the update and it automatically closes itself and then I have to reopen it and update it again. I repeated this cycle four times before I could finally get into the app and start the unistall process. I can't even uninstall programs off my own computer without jumping through these ridiculous hoops. I know we've all come to expect very little as far as "user experience" goes when it comes to Adobe but stuff like this is exactly why I'm uninstalling everything and running for the hills. A way less invasive uninstallation process might at least be one less insult to injury after everything else Adobe. As it stands it just feels like one last handful of salt in the wound that Adobe couldn't even make saying goodbye streamlined.

Olá pessoal!Acredito que o funcionamento esperado pela maioria das pessoas ao alinhar elementos de texto verticalmente, com múltiplos objetos selecionados, seria alinhar pela baseline do texto. Segue um exemplo:Hoje é possível alinhar pela baseline de forma manual, e também é possível alinhar pelo ponto mais extremo ativando uma opção meio escondida do painel de alinhamento: Alinhar às bordas do glifo > Texto de ponto.Minha sugestão é adicionar uma nova opção de alinhamento, pois acredito que isso iria melhorar o workflow de muita gente em muitas situações.Obrigado!

Clearify on the Adobe Security Bulletin page for who the update is available too. (Enterprise, Business, Public). I am searching the web for hours why we can't find the adobe updates, but its only available for Enterprise customers not for Business users. https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/indesign/apsb23-12.html  

I don't use Creative Cloud to store files through Windows Explorer, so having it taking space on the left pane is bothersome. Right now I use a Registry hack to get rid of it: My Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\CLSID\{0E270DAA-1BE6-48F2-AC49-F4F1D1A9AAC4}\System.IsPinnedToNameSpaceTree = 0 But every time the Creative Cloud app (and aparently any other Adobe app) updated, it sets the value back to 1 and it shows on Explorer again... can we have a user friendly option to disable this? And one that sticks between app updates? Thanks!

Adobe, would you please simplify the many ways your documentation refers to versions?  For example, looking at https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/pantone-color-books-indesign.htmlabout the Pantone change, I see:"Standardized pre-loaded color libraries, also known as Pantone Color books, have begun to be phased out of Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop in software updates released as of August 16, 2022.After the November 2022 release, the only Pantone Color books that will remain are:Pantone + CMYK CoatedPantone + CMYK UncoatedPantone + Metallic Coated"If some of us get Adobe 2022 is that the August 16 release? Or the November 2022 release? In the CC app, there is yet another set of numbers:  e.g. InDesign 17.4.1.  I think that's Adobe 2022, but I don't know if it's the August or November release. The software itself doesn't tell me either. I can't seem to find a page, a list, a cross-reference, etc. on the Adobe site that p

We should be able to enable automatic upgrades at the system level, not just at the user level.We need to keep everything updated, and are trying to use Remote Update Manager to apply minor updates, but upgrades should also be an option. This isn't an uncommon feature in other software. Not sure why this isn't already part of Creative Cloud Desktop.

The setup.exe bootstrap install should support a parameter that automatically removes older versions, like in an upgrade scenario, Photoshop 2022 to Photoshop 2023, for example.e.g.setup.exe --silent --removeoldversions

The RemoteUpdateManager.exe allows you to pass it proxyUsername and proxyPassword parameters, but doesn't allow you to pass it a proxy host/port. Adding --ProxyHost and --ProxyPort parameters would allow us to use an explicit proxy, rather than relying on the RUM exe to detect the proxy. We're in a highly locked down environment behind a firewall that does not support wildcarded URLs, so it's not possible for us to exclude *.adobe.com, for example, and allow this traffic to go direct. This issue came up during a support call. We use a proxy PAC file hosted on a remote web server and also specify the proxy using Netsh, but find that sometimes the Remote Update Manager will ignore these and attempt a direct connection, so this would solve this issue.  

Hi all,I've had a problem forever now, and just got around to deciding to try and fix it.Reinstalling the apps makes no difference, and this is affecting multiple appsThe issue is very simple: When I right-click the icon for Pr or Ae on my taskbar (W10), it comes up with a list of my recent files, including any I have pinned at the top.However, the most recent file... is not there.I open up Pr, and on the front screen, there are my recent files, and the one I worked on yesterday is at the top of the list. But not when I right-click on my taskbar icon.I create a new project, save it, close Pr. Check the taskbar, still nothing, neither the file I worked on yesterday, or the one I just created is there, only the ones I worked on before.Clearly there is some way to get entries onto the list because I have older files showing there, but never the actual most recent files.Tried contacting Adobe chat this morning who were next to useless and started to tell me I was using the wrong workflow,

I would love to have the option inside Creative Cloud to completely disable any file sync whatsoever. And then be able to have a simple switch when creating a new Document (no matter if Photoshop, Lightroom, Acrobat, Premiere...) wich let's me activate sync for that document only. Because sometimes I Edit explicit content for either private or clients and neither me nor them want the files to be synced to any cloud. Not even when it's just temporary untill I manually uninstall them. And I'm talking about Desktop apps and Mobile apps like for Ipad. would really love to see that as otherwise I love Adobe Products but that is actually a key point for me.

Also without being asked if one really wants to exit.

As I like to keep things organised, I work with lots of drilldown folders. Navigating through those is just becoming a bit of a pain in the ass because:Navigating back can only be done in 2 clicksThere is no option to navigate forward at allThat's poor UX. I attached an example.

We have Creative Cloud 5.9.0.372 installed on several of our computers. The issue we are running into is Visual C++ 2012 gets installed on these devices when a user opens a piece of Creative Cloud software. The installation of Visual C++ 2012 is not ideal since this software has reached end of support as of January 10th and this puts our environment at risk. We are able to uninstall the Visual C++ 2012 software, but the next time the application is used by the user, the software is reinstalled.

General feedback on the use of CC desktop application to find and activate fonts. It is unfortunate that Adobe has not seen fit, in the course of many years, to invest a little time to improve the CC interface for finding and activating fonts. The app's "find" goes through everything except font names, and the menu at top does include fonts. The font window automatically expands all font familiess (activate or inactive) and does not list the fonts alphabetically by name, so that scrolling down is a major undertaking. In short, the desktop is generally a pain to use and has become simply a way to get to the web site. It is a very poor use of resources and has a terrible interface which Adobe really should improve (I avoid it as much as possible), since it is their central connection to everything Adobe.

Quando criaram um software para criação de passeios virtuais para imagens equirretangulares e vídeos em 360? Pensem nisso. Aguardo confiante.

It would be helpful to be able to quickly access the list of published review links from the Creative Cloud desktop app. Currently, they are only accessible from the Creative Cloud Web page (under "Your Files" > "Published"), which is not as convenient.  This feature would allow me to quickly find the proof links (all my InDesign Share For Review links, XD shared links, Photoshop Share For Review links, etc) for my stakeholders whenever I need them again.

Since the cloud client is the "mother" of them all, I post it here.This is just a little comparison of how the UI, specifically the menu bars, of the Adobe tools are different at a point where you actually don't see the need for them to be different. Sure, there are many Adobe apps and those like Acrobat are total outsiders, but comparing Photoshop, Indesign and Illustrator reveals quite a lot."What do you want to tell us?" you might ask now and I actually cannot say. My basic thought is that I wonder how and why the UI are not just the same.Menu bars:What do we see here?The home button isn't always next to the iconThe AI logo icon looks weirdThe ID icon is smaller than the othersThe home symbol of PS is smallerThe top bar of ID is bigger in height than the othersThe menus are vertically centered in the top bar with PS and ID, but not with AI Next, menu:What do we see here?The bezel around the menu items isn't vertically centered with AI, perhaps that goes with the other topic abo

I know many people (including me) that use open source tools, because they use this tools a few times a month. Not frequently. So altough they could choose adobe tools, the price by month is not affordable to they because maybe they uses the software four times a month.If Adobe could support the pay per use like some Google tools, a lot of users could migrate to Adobe tools, because if you use the software a lot, the payment was bigger than if you use the software only a few times.

With all the clever people and developers at Adobe, why have these simple features been overlooked! For some reason, a website of mine that uses Divi, created over 72,000 temp files in the Contents folder. I've deleted these from the desktop CC Sync folder. All these files have gone into the deleted folder online. The page is only loading 100 files at a time (which is another problem with the online sync folder), meaning I can only select and delete 100 files at a time! That's 720 times I need to select 100 files in order to delete them all! Is this practicle and a good use of my time,Adobe? Why isn't there one of the following options: Delete All/Empty Bin – The bin is simply emptied without the need to select anythingorSelect All –  A tick box, allowing ALL FILES to be selected and deleted. Surely one of these options should be standard practice? Please, please, please add these options. Cheers, G

Enterprise admins would benefit from a method to trigger application installation from the command line. Ideally this would include the ability to install a particular version.   Example: ccda -install PHSP 21.0.0   Options for removing previous versions would be beneficial as well.

As a deployment admin, i would like to give the ability to 80% of my users to deploy creative cloud in a self-service manner for all products, except for certain products (Premiere Pro, AfterFX, ...) because they cannot be updated because of extensions dependencies. As a result, we could create and deploy an unique package containing "creative cloud + premiere + afterfx" and hide premiere+afterfx from catalog. today, it is not supported to deploy creative cloud in self service, and a packaged application on the same computer.

In current default of “Remove old versions” is ON at Enable auto-update, and Update all dialog. They should be OFF on default to avoid accidental uninstall. Users really need to keep old versions till finish each projects. If you lost it during your project, it is really serious problem.

Really, we need the ability to throttle the amount of bandwidth this software uses. All updates and downloads consume the entire pipe.

CC needs to bring back this selective file sync, which is standard on all other cloud-based file services. This becomes a huge problem now that the files of an entire account (up to 100GB) will by default be downloaded to each system you sign in to and there appears to no longer be a way to only sync selective folders.

I love the new look and wider area of the home screen, but the app icons seem to be locked in a default order. I'd like be able to drag and order as I please, but another option would be to automatically sort by last used.