Portfolio forum

[tinas91146671]

Why is the Portfolio 'forum' read only ?

[Abambo]

Therefore:

Adobe Portfolio (READ ONLY)

But that is probably not the full replacement for the forum.

Moved from Adobe Creative Cloud​ to Forum comments​

[tinas91146671]

That's not a forum though ..what am I missing? I can't see anywhere to ask a question

[Abambo]

I've asked to get more information on that. I really do not see the reason currently.

[tinas91146671]

I don't understand how to reply ....the thread...

Files won't play on mobile

For example...there is no option to reply ....nor do I understand where to go now for help?

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

Sorry to say you cannot reply to Portfolio discussions because  that forum has been archived (Read Only).

If you have a technical question or feature request, you must reach out directly to the Portfolio Team.

Contact Portfolio Team

Portfolio FAQ (Read Me)

[Giardinacj22]

I recently did a portfolio on the Adobe Portfolio builder. When I got to the point of publishing I realized I had been logged in with the wrong account the whole time (I had purchased PS years ago with one address but now paying the Cloud subscription with another one) - so now I can't publish the portfolio as the older account only has a basic license. As building the portfolio was a bit of a too long and frustrating process (it took me ages to realize it's just not possible to do sub-galleries and then rebuilding everything) I don't really feel like rebuilding the whole thing on the new account again.

So is it possible to maybe 'export' or transfer the portfolio data to my paid account? Or can I connect the two accounts somehow so I can access the data from both ones? Or is there any other way avoiding the rebuilding?

[Nancy OShea]

No.  Sorry. Not possible.   Now that you've done it, you're an experienced user.  It should take no more than 15 or 20 minutes to put together a new Portfolio under the correct account.

1. Pick a layout theme.
2. Create a couple of project pages.
3. Add a few images and add some text descriptions.
4. Publish site.

That's all there is to it.  Just focus on the basics. You can always go back and refine it later.