Hi Mark, As per Adobe F.A.Q, I would like to state that :http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.html "Your files remain on your local hard drive. You can also choose to take advantage of the ability to synchronize your local files with your Creative Cloud storage. Even if you choose to sync your files to Creative Cloud, you will always have a local copy of your files." There are some workarounds, it might work out, you can try it : It is for windows First, stop the sync and exit the app ( right-click on the Connection icon and click Turn Sync Off, right-click again and choose Exit ) Go to “C:\Users\your user name” folder and locate Creative Cloud Files folder Move the folder to a different location ( e.g. “D:\Data\Creative Files” ) and make sure that you move complete Creative Cloud Files folder Run cmd.exe in admin privileges ( type cmd in Start menu, right click on cmd and select Run as administrator ) Type following: mklink /J “C:\Users\your_user_name\Creative Cloud Folder” “D:\Data\Creative Files” You should receive message that the junction is created ( refer to this guide if you need more help:Complete Guide to Symbolic Links (symlinks) on Windows or Linux ) Now to test it BEFORE you turn on the Connection app simply copy something to “D:\Data\Creative Files” folder, than go to Creative Cloud Files folder in your users folder and you should see the file you copied If you are able to see the file, all you have to do is to start the Connection app! Hooray! This guide should work for Windows 7 and Windows 8. Refered Links:http://notes.darrenseamark.com/post/42451349686/how-to-move-the-default-adobe-creative-cloud-connection http://tomaxxi.com/2012/11/move-your-creative-cloud-files-folder/ Please read the disclaimer in detail. Regards, Rajshree
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