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Article #98Re: VC - to do or not to do...
From: Markus_Jasker
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 07:37
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 07:37
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Hi Jay, Version Cue will not appear in programs. You may access is only via your control panel. Your advantage as a single user may be, that you will be able to save versions of your work. Say you have a layout in InDesign (as I do not know what you're doing) and your customer wants a lot of changes. So you save your work often, and before closing it (and maybe in between too) you check in a version. - you will have all versions available via Version Cue, best to browse them via Bridge. And if ever you need to return to an older version you can restore it. - Version Cue CS3 only saves the difference between versions, means, even though you have all versions available , you do not need so much space to store them as you'd need if saving all versions as single files in your local file system or a network volume. - it will be easier to track files. - via Bridge you have the ability to browse all versions with thumbnails. - via Version Cue you can start PDF reviews making it is easy to gather feedback from customers or colleagues. Removing from any application preferences won't change much, the integrated technique will stay. only uninstall with the suite installer will save you some space. not much though. Hope that helped Markus
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