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Re: VERSION CUE CS4 IS HARMFUL--- ADOBE: Please Give Status Update!!!!

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From: Jon_Bitpusher_Paul
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 20:02
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After countless problems with Version Cue CS4, our studio decided to implement open-source SVN. It's a lot more like Version Cue CS3 in so far as the users must upload and check-out files.

The only downsides to this approach are that users "should" check-out files before editing if there's a possibility that others may simultaneously work on the same files, and it's easy to forget to lock the file (Adobe's version-cue aware programs did this automatically when the user opened then changed the file).

On the plus side, everything runs MUCH FASTER than Version Cue CS4 because the files are located on the local hard drive and not being loaded in real-time from the remote (network in this case) server.

Adobe has really failed on Version Cue CS4--both in the design of it, and the user support and communication with those who bought and used it.
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Subject: Re: VERSION CUE CS4 IS HARMFUL--- ADOBE:
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