How do I share a folder in creative cloud, I know how to share individual files..

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How do I share a folder in creative cloud, I know how to share individual files..

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How do I share a folder in creative cloud, I know how to share individual files..

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Currently, there is no way to privately share folders or sync between two different accounts. Expanded sharing capabilities are an important part of the roadmap so stay tuned.

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Greg_M_, we're talking to you!  Where are you on this?  This post is almost a year old.

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They did share a folder with hackers, so it is possible :/)

The silence is not so polite, but sadly common with these endless big company. Nobody is responsible for nothing.

Ashame these don't take plide in their userbase and interaction.

Just the same as the rest....

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Lame. Finally broke down and succumbed to the New Order, kind of thinking the CLOUD would help collaboration with team members. Only to find out the Big Brother has been sitting on this critical issue since 2012. The "collaboration" is completely useless to me, I wasted way too much time on this. I downloaded some standard NEW APPS (InDesign, DWeaver). No noticeable improvements. Dreamweaver is still crashy. Had to rig things up to get .asp files to open properly. This would be laughable if these tools were not my life blood. Shame on Adobe.

But, just so no one thinks their money is going to waste, here is what you are paying for folks:

http://www.designboom.com/architecture/rapt-studio-unveils-the-adobe-campus-in-utah/

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One other oddity. Even "yousendit" rememberes the emails of the prior file sends. This product by Adobe doesn't even remember the last name you put into the "share" link. Every single send requires me to find someone's email and carefully type or cut and paste it in! This is just BASIC stuff here.

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Seriously! How are you supposed to share a project between a team?

I can believe I’m going to say this but, Microsoft SkyDrive does a better job at file sharing between a team.

You can share an entire folder or multiple files and IT'S FREE.

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What a great advice Instudio! Thank you! 8 Gb of storage for free and folder sharing included!

Why can't Adobe do this? If Microsoft can?

Cheers, Peter

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Greg_M_:

It's almost been a year since you're response.  Can we get a status update on this advertised feature?  How about a specific date?  You guys do realize that to collaborate on a project, a team needs to share the assets and project files and folders, right? 

If we can't share folders of files, what we we paying extra for CC Team for?

I don't see why I should pay extra for it unless you can tell us when it's coming... (if it really is)...

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We have single user account plain and simple. Adobe has stole $20 a month from each team account victim and the end of my one scam. I am demanding $240.00 that was conned from me by crooks and thieves. Welcome to the new Adobe watch your wallet.

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This whole silent treatment thing is ridiculous.

The folder sharing issue and many others need to be addressed or fixed.

I found this post on the adobe forum. Really?

• By Megan - 10:55 AM on May 9, 2013  Hi Alex, Folder sharing will be available to customers in June, as was announced at the Adobe MAX conference this week. Cheers.

http://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/improvements-to-the-share-ui/

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I would like this option also!!

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Santa please do something for us !!! Deliver file sharing since adobe is useless !!!

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I need... I need!!!...

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It´s no question that Adobe is not capable of providing this service!

The question is why they keep lying to thier customers!?

Iam waiting for this since late 2012!

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Frustrated here too

They promised 20 Gb storage but never said: 'without folder sharing!'...

And that is exactly what I need (and not only me).

Still hoping...

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The crime is that they are still charging extra for a "team" account and no folder sharing.

The scam is when you call support Adobe's reps pretend they know nothing of this problem and offer to file a technical report of the "issue" and put it in the round file and soon as you hang up.

I don't know how they are getting away with it. If we charged clients for services and we don't provide them we get taken to court. When Adobe steals from their customer base they get a pat on the back and the watch dogs look the other way and let them get away with it.

I wonder how much kick back Adobe gets from the credit card companies to allow them to keep getting away with stealing from their customers.

Why are the consumer laws not protecting us? Is Adobe above the law with no moral conscience?