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JoeyNixon
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November 28, 2017
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Sharing team project with same account

  • November 28, 2017
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I was reading up on team projects for creative cloud and it seems like a very useful option for me and my coworker.

However, I saw that in order to invite the person to work on your project, you invite them using their adobe ID email. The problem is that we use the same adobe account on different computers which the company has provided. Before I sign up for creative cloud, I want to make sure this won't be a problem to share with the same email. Does anyone have any insight on this?

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Correct answer PeterELee

In order to collaborate with Team Projects, each collaborator needs a separate Creative Cloud for Teams or Enterprise license. The Adobe user ID is how you can tell who made each change, and each user is given their own private "sandbox" to work in so they can control when they get and share changes.

You *can* open the same Team Project on multiple computers using a single CC license. That lets you start editing on one workstation then switch to another and pick up where you left off. This wouldn't work very well for two users with the same license, though, since there is no way to resolve conflicts, tell who changed what, or control when updates are sent or applied.

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PeterELee
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PeterELeeCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
November 29, 2017

In order to collaborate with Team Projects, each collaborator needs a separate Creative Cloud for Teams or Enterprise license. The Adobe user ID is how you can tell who made each change, and each user is given their own private "sandbox" to work in so they can control when they get and share changes.

You *can* open the same Team Project on multiple computers using a single CC license. That lets you start editing on one workstation then switch to another and pick up where you left off. This wouldn't work very well for two users with the same license, though, since there is no way to resolve conflicts, tell who changed what, or control when updates are sent or applied.

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    denniss34967126
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    August 17, 2018

    Have it always been this way, i mean, that you need teams to be able to link accounts together, so that you have a team?

    I have screen shots of my dashboard a year ago, with possibility to share and things like that, with only the adobe DC PRO bought.

    But now i have lost some possibilitys under my name, in that menu on my dashboard of sign, and i have lost 2 or 3 different options in the menu under accounts.

    Is this a active change made from ADOBE? i do not recall that i even had a TEAMS choice to buy when we bought those versions, just looked them up side by side, and chose the one where we got SIGN, and possibility to change different PDF files as we needed. But really cant recall a TEAMS option, and its even highlighted with some kind of yellow thing, which i'm pretty sure i would recall.??

    PeterELee
    Adobe Employee
    PeterELee
    Adobe Employee
    August 17, 2018

    The Team Projects feature has always required a Team or Enterprise license. It is a feature in Premiere Pro, After Effects, Prelude, and Adobe Media Encoder.

    When you say "adobe DC Pro", are you referring to Adobe Acrobat DC? The collaboration features in Acrobat are not the same as Team Projects. I don't believe they are associated with your Creative Cloud license type in the same way as Team Projects, but I am not an expert on Acrobat.

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