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Integrating Version Cue on a VPN

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From: Michael_Morgera
Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 18:23
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Hi--

Our company recently added a VPN client to our network to speed up production of our newspaper. (The design and layout office is in New England, and Editorial's out in California.) Up until now we've been uploading articles to an FTP Server and we at the design office lay the articles into InDesign. We then email PDFs of the pages to the editors in California, they email us back with changes, and the whole thing starts over again. Obviously, a lot of time is wasted doing this, so we purchased InCopy to eliminate the waiting period. InCopy worked wonderfully in our office network, (there are a couple of editors here as well) but in trying it through the VPN it took anywhere from 10-30 minutes to open up an assignment file even with the bare minimum pieces assigned. Then we started doing research on Version Cue and its capabilities and I've seen that it's possible to use it over the VPN.

Any advice or resources on how to set Version Cue up so that it operates through the VPN?

Thanks!
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