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Article #447Re: Using CS4 applications with Version Cue CS3
From: Markus_Jasker
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 11:07
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 11:07
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For doing it manually you can use Bridge CS4 too. Same way to handle it there. The issues are not really about the server (even though people might think so), the server did not change much. Complains are more about the Drive and you can use a CS3 client to connect to the CS4 server. That does work as before incl. local repository, but not vice versa. CS4 apps will not be recognized as managed on a CS3 server. Those will be treated as simple third party files. Just because the old server does not know the new file formats. So there you need to do check out first, edit the files, save them and check them back via context menu in filesystem (Explorer / Finder) or use Bridge CS4 to do so. Markus
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