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Aug 12, 2024 12:48 PM UTC
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Is there no way to share a creative cloud libary with clients that retain the folder structure?

Spent a long time creating a structured libary with mutiple groups of assets, images, logos and photography which looks clean in my creative cloud space but not in the clients. It's just all listed under the same group and nothing is organised. 

Has anyone figured out a fix for that? And if not, CC Libaries doesn't seem to fit for purpose. So back to Google Drive might be the best solution.

Many thanks

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Fom TowlerCorrect answer
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Aug 19, 2024 3:45 PM UTC

@Fom Towler 

 

can you explain in more detail how you resolved the issue posted in your first message?


@kglad sure!

So orginally I created a big libary full of groups for multiple campaigns, logos, buttons etc. When I shared this with the client as a collaborator everything came through ungrouped and it looked like a mess.

My solution was to take over the creative cloud (CC) account and reorganise everything. However, I find that if I exported a libary to a .cclib file from my CC account and uploaded it into their account. It retained all of my groups and file structure. 

It took sometime (atleast an hour) before they'd saw the files in Adobe apps (PSD, AI etc) >> Libaries. But it was in the Creative Cloud app within a few minutes and all structured perfectly

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kglad
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Aug 12, 2024 1:12 PM UTC

correct.

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Participant
Aug 12, 2024 1:59 PM UTC

Damn, back to drive it is! Many thanks for responding 

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kglad
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Aug 12, 2024 2:18 PM UTC

you're welcome.

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