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To be able to use the creative cloud to access all file typesOpen for Voting

So I like to organise, and whilst I think it's great that Lightroom has its own cloud that I can store files in a jpg format, it seems like this could also be done for the creative cloud app too and yet it isn't. Talking to an agent and according to this old post (https://helpx.adobe.com/nz/creative-cloud/help/cloud-document-faqs.html#uploading-and-managing-files?product=Creative%20Cloud%20Desktop&product-version=6.4.0.361&mv=product&mv2=accc) I found that you used to be able to upload jpg and others but can't now. I feel like this makes me less flexible. Now I can't use the creative cloud storage as a place to organise all my cloud files, I can see that they are accounted for by showing me how much storage I've used, but I can't see my jpgs from lightroom cloud in my creative cloud and this is frustrating. Picture a family tree, the creative cloud app should and does act like a parent that gives access to some of the files saved from the other apps (the children) which could be photoshop as a psdc file or maybe adobe reader. But because i can't see all the files, I have to go into other apps now to access them e.g. jpgs in lightroom which is essentially like an uncle because now I'm having to open a different app rather than see all the files together (under one lineage or common ancestor). It makes me feel like using the creative cloud app to manage and organise files is redundant. I can't use it as a second brain/back-up as I may be missing out on some files that i showed or sent to a client, and I could be using this program for years. Now if I need to look back at a project on creative cloud, it won't show the files from the weird uncle or aunty (in this case jpgs from lightroom). I would have to remember that they can only be accessed from lightroom, which means double the level of file management. Also because file management doesn't really exist in the lightroom cloud other than by album which isn't very helpful. In essence, if I can use an adobe app like lightroom, then I should be able to see what ever file type my creation is in the creative cloud file management section. This would make it a place that houses all cloud files of all the apps and better suits the name creative cloud. I hope whoever reads this understands me, and maybe I'm being daft and if I am excuse me I'm new to all this, but I used to use lightroom classic a while ago. I've never felt like such a nerd, and even if this feature isn't adjusted, I hope you had a laugh at least.

Multi-Layer Simultaneous Liquify Function Implementation RequestOpen for Voting

As a professional graphic designer and digital artist, I'm writing to request the implementation of simultaneous multi-layer liquify functionality in Adobe Photoshop. This feature would significantly enhance workflow efficiency and creative possibilities within the software.Current LimitationThe existing liquify tool, while powerful, requires artists to modify each layer individually, creating unnecessary time investment and potential inconsistencies when working with complex artwork containing multiple layers. This limitation becomes particularly apparent when working with:Character illustrations with separate line art and color layersProduct design mockups requiring shape adjustmentsPhoto manipulations with multiple adjustment layers Proposed SolutionDrawing inspiration from Clip Studio Paint's implementation, the feature would allow users to:Select multiple layers in the layers panelApply liquify transformations simultaneouslyMaintain consistent deformation across all selected layersPreview changes in real-time across the entire artwork Business ValueThis enhancement would:Reduce production time for complex artworkImprove accuracy in multi-layer transformationsStrengthen Photoshop's competitive position in the digital art marketAddress a common pain point in professional workflows Technical ConsiderationThe feature could be integrated into the existing liquify interface with the addition of a "Apply to Selected Layers" option, maintaining Photoshop's familiar user experience while adding powerful new functionality. Thank you for considering this feature request. I believe this addition would significantly benefit the entire Photoshop community.

Grammaire française de la fonction TranscriptionOpen for Voting

Bonjour,Merci pour la fonction transcription qui marche de mieud en mieux au fil des versions, mais une faute de grammaire en français revient systématiquement : l'absence de trait d'union entre un verbe à l'infitinif et un pronom :Les tournures interrogatives demandent des traits d’union avec les pronoms personnels (ou le pronom démonstratif ce) : est-on fatigué ? viendrez-vous avec nous ? comment allez-vous ? habite-t-il près d’ici ? est-ce qu’il s’en ira bientôt ?L’impératif non négatif nécessite l’usage d’un trait d’union entre le verbe et le pronom personnel complément (direct ou non) qui le suit : donne-lui tout de même à boire ! ; prends-la ! ; rendez-les ! ; excusez-moi ! ; laisse-moi, laisse-moi donc tranquille ! Il en est de même avec l’impératif des verbes pronominaux qui nécessite l’usage d’un trait d’union entre le verbe et le pronom personnel qui le suit : lève-toi ! ; dépêchons-nous ! ; asseyez-vous !Il existe des tournures analogues avec les pronoms en et y : prends-en un peu et allons-y ! va-t’en d’ici ! laisses-en un peu ou retournes-y (avec dans ce dernier exemple un s euphonique avant chacun des traits d’union)toutes les formes du style : nous-même, toi-même, moi-même, etc. Merci