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Creative Cloud files for local synced and shared folders

Creative Cloud files for local synced and shared folders

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Creative Cloud files for local synced and shared folders

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- [Instructor] If you subscribe to any Adobe Creative Cloud product, you also get Creative Cloud files, which is Adobe's own cloud-based file sharing syncing solution. You can even get a free Creative Cloud membership, which will also get you 2 GB of storage space of Creative Cloud Files. I don't know what you can do with them, if you don't have any Creative Cloud apps, but you do get that. You do have to have a Creative Cloud subscription in order to share files this way, so it's not really that useful for editorial, who probably they don't have any Creative Cloud files. So that's why I changed my little illustration a bit, to show all Macintoshes, meaning people who subscribe to Creative Cloud. I don't mean to put down any Windows users. At least half, if not more, of Creative Cloud subscriptions are Windows users. But that is definitely a limitation with using Creative Cloud for this. There's other limitations, too…

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