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Allow Enterprise Administrators to Exclude Shared Accounts from Automatic Sign-Out PoliciesOpen for Voting

Our organization manages Adobe Creative Cloud through Adobe Enterprise licensing and supports a variety of shared computing environments, including instructional labs, classroom workstations, multimedia studios, kiosks, and shared production devices.The recent request to implement automatic sign-out policies has created operational challenges for these shared devices. While automatic sign-out is an important security feature for individually assigned user accounts, it negatively impacts legitimate shared-use scenarios.We request the ability for Enterprise administrators to designate specific accounts or devices that are exempt from automatic sign-out policies.Proposed SolutionProvide one or more of the following administrative options:Allow designated Enterprise accounts to be excluded from automatic sign-out. Allow exclusions based on user groups within the Adobe Admin Console. Allow exclusions based on Shared Device Licensing or other shared account classifications. Allow exclusions for trusted devices managed through Enterprise Mobility Management (such as Jamf Pro or Microsoft Intune). Provide an administrator-controlled timeout value that can be configured separately for exempted accounts.Business JustificationMany higher education institutions, libraries, research facilities, and creative organizations maintain shared workstations where users rely on persistent Adobe authentication to support scheduled classes, production environments, and public access labs.Automatic sign-out can result in:Interrupted classroom instruction. Increased support requests. Confusion for students and faculty. Additional technician workload. Delays in scheduled lab activities. Reduced reliability of shared creative workstations.In managed enterprise environments, these devices are already protected through:Managed device enrollment. Enterprise authentication. Physical security controls. Endpoint management (Jamf Pro, Intune, etc.). Institutional access policies.Because these devices are centrally managed, organizations should have the flexibility to determine when automatic sign-out is appropriate.Expected BenefitAdding administrator-controlled exclusions would:Reduce unnecessary support incidents. Improve the classroom and lab experience. Better support higher education and enterprise shared-device deployments. Preserve security while allowing organizations to make risk-based decisions for managed shared environments. Improve the overall enterprise management experience within Adobe Creative Cloud.Thank you.

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Use In and Out points to drop multiple instances of the same audio clip on the timelineOpen for Voting

Im unsure if this is more of a bug report or feature request.For years I have been using in and out points within my audio files to drag specific clips onto the timeline. This workflow is no longer a viable option as it seems that I can only manipulate the in and out point for 1 instance of an audio clip on my timeline?  I apologize if that doesn’t make much sense - let me try to explain:Typically I will shorten or lengthen my audio track/song manually by first marking an in and out point for the “intro” section of the audio track/song then using the audio “drag audio only” tool to put that specific section on my timeline. Then I’ll go back to my audio clip in the source monitor (while not having the clip I just put on the timeline actively selected) and mark another in and out for the next section of the audio track/song. Then once again I will use the “drag audio only” tool to place that next section on the timeline. And then repeat until done. I’ve not been able to mark multiple in and out points on an audio clip in the new version of premiere which renders this workflow impossible. For some reason premiere is only letting me modify my in and out points when I have the instance of the audio track selected on the timeline and then when I do modify the in and out, it messes up my clip position (which is how premiere has been operating) So I guess my feature request is to bring back the ability to continuously be able to set new in and out points on one audio clip in the source monitor while not affecting the related audio clip on the timeline.  I hope I made sense.