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Greg_Linhares
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December 31, 2015
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Are CC Libraries stable enough to rely on for building large graphic symbol libraries to be shared among teams?

  • December 31, 2015
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I would love to build an extensive library of frequently used graphic components and paragraph styles to be shared among several colleagues and am a little concerned about the stability and logics of doing so.

For example, if I build a series of CC Library folders to be shared (via collaboration) with other co-workers using my assigned Adobe ID account and then decide at some point to leave that company to work elsewhere, what would happen to all those assets if the Adobe ID that created them is no longer active or is assigned to another user instead? Would all that content be blown away if anything changed with the original Adobe ID?

I'm also wondering if there are local copies of these files hidden somewhere which sync with the Adobe CC account? If so, where are they located?

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Known Participant
January 7, 2016

It may be stable enough, but the bigger question is do you trust Adobe? They have a long history of creating interesting things and then killing them off. CS Review from a few years ago was interesting, but that died quickly. Just recently they removed Sync Settings from all of the 2015 CC apps.

Greg_Linhares
Participant
January 9, 2016

That's a very good point! I just noticed that the sync settings have all been removed? I sure hope they don't abandon CC Libraries. They have an incredibly powerful potential and so far I love using them.

Greg_Linhares
Participant
January 9, 2016

Still hoping that someone from Adobe will answer this question though....