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Simon,

The copies of your VC files that reside in your Documents folder are your LOCAL copies of the project files you've worked on. The VC database that everyone on your local area network logs into resides on whatever computer you've installed Version Cue on (could be either your local computer or a network server).

The ONLY way to get access to the VC database is using the Adobe dialog box within each application or through Bridge (clicking on the Version Cue favorite). You don't want other people accessing your local copies.

The Help is reasonably good. But if you want more information, I recommend my Version Cue chapter in Real World Adobe Creative Suite 2 (with Sandee Cohen, Peachpit Press). I think my explanations are probably clearer than in the Help files.

If the other workstations stations can see your workstation in Mac OS X by choosing Network, and logging in, they should be able to see your workstation's VC files by entering through Bridge and Adobe dialog box.