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KatyaFHS
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May 8, 2024
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Why does Cloud not support InCopy workflows

  • May 8, 2024
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All the recent changes to Cloud are great (when they work), but I don't get why the InDesing - InCopy workflow is not supported in cloud. It has completely disrupted the workflow we had in my team between content creators and designers. Everything was smooth sailing until Adobe started messing up with stuff, now we're forced to look for third party solutions which is not great because it means further expense on our end.

 

Seriously. I don't get it. Our content creators all cancelled their subscriptions because they are now useless to them, and Adobe doesn't seem to be giving viable solutions.

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      BobLevine
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      BobLevineCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      May 8, 2024
      What exactly would you like help with here? If people have canceled their subscriptions there is quite literally no way to use an InCopy workflow no matter how you store and share the files.
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      KatyaFHSAuthor
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      May 8, 2024

      Wow, way to be passive-aggressive. I don't know if this is the right place to make requests for Adobe to add features (same as you can request features through Google forums), but if Adobe supported the InCopy workflow, our content creators would gladly restart their subscriptions. Your message was absolutely unnecessary. Some people in other forums would say things like "Oh, you can request features in this or that way" or "here is a workaround". Did it occur to you before you posted that if we had a viable solution our teammates would restart their accounts? Thanks, But if your next respons will be just as unhelpful, I don't need it.

        BobLevine
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        BobLevineCommunity Expert
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        May 8, 2024
        Sorry if you took it the wrong way. No offense was intended but unless you specify what you want we can't help.

        That out of the way, I have tremendous success with Dropbox and OneDrive, but you'll have to shell out the money for both of them. The good news is that OneDrive is included with MS 365 subscriptions.

        TBH, I never trusted the CC storage for this and always felt Adobe should have bought Dropbox back in the day.
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