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My boss would like me to create a document with text and stock images, save it to our shared Adobe Creative Cloud, and would then like for herself to be able to open it and edit it on her separate computer, and then be able to send it to print. Currently we're able to open each other's documents on the cloud, but links are missing as images weren't embedded. I've seen a lot of people say not to embed images into a document, because it'll be too large to work with. What's the alternative if I'm creating the document with stock images and saving it to our cloud, for her to then be able to open, edit, and print from her end (without embedding the images?). Would it be to have all stock images on the Adobe Creative Cloud, and she would need to then relink images when she opens the file on her computer?
Apologies if this is confusing, I'm more well versed in Illustrator, and am trying to solve this issue for work in InDesign.
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Hi @defaultnrh5asl1jbdw , To collaborate and maintain a normal link status, both the InDesign file and its placed assets would have to be inside of your local Creative Cloud Files folder, which will automatically sync the file and its assets to your cloud account. You would then need to invite your co worker to also sync to the job folder. More details here:
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There is no difference in how this is done with Illustrator or InDesign. I will add that you can also collaborate with Dropbox or OneDrive. One caveat is that lock files do not sync so communication between the two of you is important or you'll wind up with conflicting copies of the document.
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@defaultnrh5asl1jbdw If you want an alternate way then you can use SharePoint and OneDrive for flexible work balance.
So once the file sync any person can work on any files (depending upon access granted)