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Article #141More Info on Version Cue Server Needed - Please
From: r_pollack
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 15:25
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 15:25
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I have the VC4 (from CS4 Premium) installed on a network drive set as a server. WinXP Pro systems. On the local machine, I have Adobe Drive. When I click on a file in explorer and click "check out", nothing seems to happen. (InDesign file). The explorer panel where it says "check in, check out, version... " says "cancel check out..." Where does the file go. My expectation is that the file is checked out to my local machine. Is this not possible? From within InDesign, I can open the file from the mounted network drive, but then I'm working across the network. If I disconnect from the Adobe Drive (networked drive), then InDesign shuts down. If I cannot check out a file stored via Version Cue to a local drive, then it seems Version Cue will not be viable for our environment. Working across a network, especially on large files or multiple files really slows things down. Where can I get more information on using Version Cue in a workgroup where each user needs to work from individual local drives? Thanks, RPP
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