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A colleague's Adobe login is his school email address (he bought Adobe CS for his course). I need him to be able to access some of my files and assets stored in my libraries for collaboration on projects. I would prefer to use his company email address (rather than the school one) for sharing those assets to avoid a big re-do in a year or two time when he graduates college and loses that email address. He has set his work address up as a secondary address in Adobe, but cannot log in with it (it says incorrect password when he uses the same one as his primary address). Is there any way that we can have it so that he can use a work email address to share folders of files and libraries?
If I send a share link to his company email address, he does not see the folder, yet he sees anything I have shared with his college email address.
Our plan it to move all our company marketing assets to CC for easy editing and updating by two people, so I need to be sure that we can never 'lose' access to assets down the line if someone leaves or changes email address.
Can anyone offer any advice please?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Zarinab33868735,
I wondered if just changing his work email address to be his primary rather than the school one would resolve the issue? He should be able to use the update ID process here to do so: https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/create-update-adobe-id.html
Best,
Dave
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Thanks Dave, I will have him try that.
Just wondering if it will cause problems when he tries to renew his subscription at the student rate (he is genuinely a student who needs CS for his course). Any idea (since I see you work for Adobe)?
Thanks,
Zarina
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Hi Zarina,
I don't think having a school email is required at renewal, just when signing up. Often students get a discount that expires at renewal but that is unrelated. We have this FAQ which might be useful: https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/education-faq.html