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

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From: Jon_Bitpusher_Paul
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:13
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After spending more time with Version Cue CS4 in our studio, I think the most critical issue by far is that users can easily and UNKNOWINGLY (without warning) save a file in the Adobe Drive and WIPE OUT all the previous versions.

If users are using a "non Version Cue aware" application (Dreamweaver, Fireworks, all non-Adobe apps), and hit ctrl-S to save their work, this will instantly send all previous versions of that file to the trash and treat the latest saved file as a "new file."

Adobe has a work-around to find the old versions in the trash, but this requires that users go retrieve the files IMMEDIATELY. However, this likely wouldn't happen since there is no warning that users are trashing files, and users will keep saving their work sending new files in to the trash and overwriting the trash files containing the version history.

Adobe: please fix this!
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Subject: Re: VERSION CUE CS4 IS HARMFUL--- ADOBE:
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