The Layers panel in InCopy gives you more control over your documents. You can hide or lock individual page items
in a layer. See
Save performance improvements
Close documents and save changes to multiple stories faster than before due to multithreading implementation. Use
the Background Tasks panel (Window > Utilities > Background Tasks) to view the progress of ongoing processes.
Tool Hints panel
The Tool Hints panel lists all the hidden modifier key behaviors available for the currently selected tool. See Vie w tool
hints.
Use layers.
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Community Help
Adobe Community Help offers access to complete Adobe product documentation as well as to community-created
learning content and other learning content on Adobe.com. Adobe Community Help includes an AIR-based viewer
that displays the latest online Help or defaults to a local version of Help when a web connection is unavailable.
Community Help also includes expert-moderated comments and user ratings on Adobe documentation,
knowledgebase articles, tutorials, and other content.
Edit Original for multiple selected items
If you select multiple placed images on your page or in the Links panel, you can choose the Edit Original command to
open the images in their respective editing applications. See
Miscellaneous enhancements
Zoom from dialog boxes You can now use the keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out of your document when you have
a modal dialog box open in Layout view. Press Ctrl+- or Ctrl+= (Windows) or Command+- or Command +=.
Sticky Preview check boxes InCopy now remembers whether the Preview checkbox is selected in a dialog box after you
exit and restart.
Collate option The Print dialog box includes a Collate option that helps you avoid manually sorting the printout.
New default font The default font is changed from Times (Mac) and Times New Roman (Windows) to the
crossplatform OpenType version of Minion Pro Regular.
Collapse multiple links to same source In InCopy CS5, links to images placed multiple times in a document are
collapsed into a single row in the Links panel. You can now turn off this collapsing behavior with a new option in the
Panel Options dialog box.
Edit original artwork.
Menu commands changed or moved The following menu commands have new locations.
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Ti p: Choose Window > Workspace > [New in CS5] to highlight menu commands of new and enhanced features.
Use the Eyedropper tool to copy text formatting from one text selection and apply that formatting to different text.
Customize which attributes to apply in the Eyedropper Tool Options dialog box. See
Paragraphs that span columns
In InCopy CS5, you can make a paragraph span multiple columns. You can also split a paragraph into multiple columns
within the same text frame. See
Create paragraphs that span or split columns.
Copy type attributes (Eyedropper).
Caption variables
In InDesign CS5, you can generate captions based on image metadata using a number of methods. Live captions use a
new text variable called Metadata Caption. You can create or edit caption text variables for use in InDesign. See
Define
caption variables.
Collaboration
Track change feature enhancements
The Track Changes feature is now available in both InCopy CS5 and InDesign CS5. In InCopy, the Track Changes
toolbar includes icons that are more intuitive. The Changes menu includes additional options for accepting and
rejecting changes in either the current story or in all stories. You can also accept and reject changes from individual
participants. See
Mini Bridge
Mini Bridge is a subset of Adobe Bridge that is available as a panel within InCopy. See previews of files on your local
hard drive or server without launching Adobe Bridge and leaving InCopy. Drag and drop files into editable frames or
open files directly in InCopy in fewer steps and in less time.
Improved Adobe Bridge integration
A new File Handling preference option lets you generate page thumbnails for more than the first page of InCopy files.
The default number of pages to generate thumbnails for is set to 2, but you can change it to 1, 2, 5, 10, or All. You can
now see previews of pages in the Preview pane of Bridge. Choosing more thumbnail pages may cause your InCopy
document to take longer to save.
Tracking and reviewing changes .
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See Using Adobe Bridge with InCopy.
Document installed fonts
In InDesign CS5, if you choose to include the document fonts when using the Package command, InDesign generates
a folder named “Document Fonts.” If you open an InDesign or InCopy file located in the same parent folder that this
Document Fonts folder is located in, these fonts are automatically installed for you. See
Document installed fonts.
Buzzword integration
Buzzword is a web-based text editor that lets users create and store text files on a web server. In InCopy CS5, you can
import and export text from Buzzword documents. See
Import Buzzword documentsand Export content to Buzzword.
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Chapter 2: Creative Cloud
Adobe® Creative Cloud™ allows you to download, install, and update apps. You can also sync files and fonts, and
showcase and discover creative work on Behance.
Download and install apps
Download, install, and update your Creative Cloud apps. Discover new Creative Cloud apps and install them on your
computer. You can browse apps by popularity and design segments.
Creative Cloud desktop app is installed automatically when you download a product. If you already have Adobe
A
pplication Manager installed, it auto-updates itself to the Creative Cloud desktop app. To download it manually, visit
the Creative Cloud desktop app page.
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1 Access Adobe Creative Cloud from the Taskbar (Windows) or the Apple toolbar (Mac OS).
By default, Adobe Creative Cloud is launched when you log in to your computer.
2 Click the Apps panel. Recently installed apps on your computer appear at the top of the panel. The list may include
eviously installed versions.
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3 Scroll down to find additional apps. You can also filter by category to find apps that you need.
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4 Click Install or Update.
5 To download and install a previous version of an app, select Previous Version, and then choose a version from the
Install menu.
For more information on installing CC or CS6 apps, see .
The apps, for example Photoshop, Illustrator, are downloaded and installed on your computer. You need to launch them
from your computer. For detailed instructions, see .
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Sync files and folders
Sync files from your computer to Creative Cloud and access them from anywhere. Files are instantly available on all
your connected devices, computers, and on your Creative Cloud Files page. To sync files, download and install
Cloud desktop app on all computers.
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To sync files, do one of the following:
• Copy, paste, or move files to the Creative Cloud Files directory on your computer
• In an app, choose File > Save or File > Save As and navigate to the Creative Cloud Files directory on your computer.
The original files are always on your computer or device. Files are synced via Creative Cloud to all connected devices.
You can view your files online on the Creative Cloud Assets page. Once the files are synced, you don't need to be online
and you can view them from the Creative Cloud Files directory or folder on your computer.
For information to work with files uploaded on Creative Cloud, see .
Add fonts from Typekit
Choose a typeface from one of Typekit's many foundry partners and sync it to your desktop with Creative Cloud.
Synced fonts are available for use in all Creative Cloud apps and other desktop software.
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You must have a paid Creative Cloud membership or an eligible Typekit account to sync fonts to your desktop
computer.
The Fonts panel displays fonts synced to your computer. To sync fonts, do the following:
1 In Creative Cloud desktop app, click the Fonts panel.
2 Click Add Fonts from Typekit. A Typekit window opens in your browser.
3 In the Typekit window, move your mouse over a font card and click + Use Fonts.
4 Select the fonts from the selected family and click Sync selected fonts.
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Have questions about syncing fonts? Here’s a to cover everything step by step.
Search for assets on Adobe Stock
Adobe Stock is a service that sells millions of royalty-free high-quality photos, illustrations and graphics. You can
purchase Adobe Stock on an as-needed basis as a single image, illustration, or graphic; or you can purchase a multiimage subscription. There are a number of subscription packages available.
You can search for stock images from right within the Creative Cloud desktop app.
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1 On the Stock tab, enter keywords for the stock image search and click Go.
2 If prompted, provide your date of birth and click Update. You are taken to an Adobe Stock website page that displays
stock images relevant to your search.
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Once you've found a stock image of interest, you can add its watermarked preview to any of your libraries directly using
the Adobe Stock website. Then, in Creative Cloud apps that support Libraries—Photoshop, lllustrator, InDesign,
Premiere Pro, and After Effects—you can drag the watermarked stock image from the Libraries panel to your creative
project. When you're satisfied that the stock image is appropriate for your project, you can choose to license the stock
image directly from within the Libraries panel in the desktop app.
Creative Cloud apps that support library-linked smart objects—Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign—take this
integration a notch deeper. When you license the stock image, all linked instances of the stock image in your open
documents are automatically updated to the licensed, high-resolution stock image without the watermark.
For more information, see Using Adobe Stock .
Search for assets on Creative Cloud Market
Creative Cloud Market is a collection of high-quality, curated content for creatives by creatives. Creative Cloud
subscribers can access assets from Market for free on both desktop and mobile (via Creative Cloud connected apps),
choosing from an incredible selection of vector graphics, icons, patterns, UI kits, and more. Creative Cloud subscribers
can download up to 500 unique, royalty-free assets each month. This powerful new service will allow creatives to
seamlessly find assets to build upon, manipulate, and modify to jumpstart their creative process.
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For more information, see .
Share and discover work on Behance
Showcase & discover creative work on Behance. As a member, you can create a portfolio of your work and broadcast it
widely and efficiently. Or, explore the latest creative work on a global scale by browsing featured or popular work across
fi
elds.
• Login or sign up to access your Behance Activity Feed, Portfolio, and Share & Discover New Work. If you already
have an account, you'll be prompted to log in. If you don't have an account already, signup is quick and easy.
• Or, even without a Behance account, you can explore Featured Projects and Works-in-Progress from within the
panel.
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For more information, see Share on Behance or visit the Adobe Behance Forum.
Home and activity feed
The Activity Stream on the Home panel contains your interactions with Creative Cloud. Events and activities, such as
new app availability, updates, and installation status are displayed here.
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Preferences
Choose > Preferences to open the Preferences screen.
• To sign out of the Creative Cloud desktop app, click General and then click Sign Out.
• Select the Show notifications setting.
• Select Always Keep Creative Cloud Desktop Up To Date to enable automatic updates.
• Enable Login to AEM Assets to connect to your AEM Assets repository. For more information, see Wo rk wi th AE M
Assets .
• Select Creative Cloud and use the Apps tab to specify App Language and Install Location.
• Use the Files, Fonts, and Behance tabs to specify the respective settings.
• Specify the Show OS Notifications setting in each tab.
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• Creative Cloud FAQ
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Browse, sync, and manage assets
Your Adobe Creative Cloud account comes with online storage so that your files are available to you anywhere and on
any device or computer. You can preview many creative file types directly in a web browser on your computer, tablet,
or smartphone. These file types include: PSD, AI, INDD, JPG, PDF, GIF, PNG, Photoshop Touch, Ideas, and others.
Adobe Creative Cloud for desktop keeps all the files in sync. Any additions, modifications, or deletions are reflected on
all connected computers and devices. For example, if you upload an .ai file using the Creative Cloud Assets page, it is
automatically downloaded on all connected computers.
Browse assets
Your Creative Cloud assets include files synced with your desktop, assets created using Creative Cloud enabled mobile
apps, and Creative Cloud libraries. You can browse all of these assets using the Creative Cloud Assets page, which
organizes assets as follows:
Files shows assets synced with Creative Cloud Files directory on your desktop
Mobile Creations shows assets created using Creative Cloud enabled mobile apps
Libraries shows design libraries created by you
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Note: While you can perform several operations such as rename, share, download, replace, and archive on desktop assets
(under Files), you can only view assets under Mobile Creations and Libraries, on the Creative Cloud Assets page.
When you click an asset category, it expands to show subcategories, if any. For example, assets under Files are further
organized as All, Shared, and Archived.
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All: shows all files synced with Creative Cloud Files directory
Shared: shows files shared between you and other Creative Cloud users
Archived: shows deleted files
Similarly, you can browse assets created using Creative Cloud mobile apps under Mobile Creations, where the assets
are further categorized based on the creating mobile app.
For information about Libraries, see .
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Sync or upload files
To sync files from your computer, do one of the following:
• Copy, paste, or move files to the Creative Cloud Files directory on your desktop.
• In an app, choose File > Save or File > Save As and navigate to the Creative Cloud Files directory.
To open the Creative Cloud Files directory from Creative Cloud desktop app, select Assets > Files and click Open Folder.
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Note: Filenames that contain special characters such as |, ", ?, <, >, /, *, or : are not synced. Neither do files with reserved
names, such as AUX or Com1. If you receive an error, rename the file to sync it to Creative Cloud. For more information,
Error: Unable to Sync Files .
see
Additionally, you can upload files directly to the Creative Cloud Assets page using any of the following methods.
Upload and manage your files on Creative Cloud using the Actions menu on the Creative Cloud Assets page.
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Drag and drop assets from your desktop to the Creative Cloud Assets page.
Replace a file
Uploading the file again, creates a version of the file and replaces the existing file with a new one. Creative Cloud also
keeps a copy of every change you make to a file and sync through Photoshop Touch, Adobe Ideas, and the Creative
Cloud desktop app.
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To replace a file, using the Creative Cloud Assets page, do the following:
1 Navigate to and open the file for viewing.
2 Select Actions > Replace or drag the file from the folder to the browser window.
Note: The new file must be the same file type as the file being replaced. For example, you can't replace a .PSD file with
a .AI file. For information on versioning, see
Versioni ng FA Q s .
Delete files
You can delete files from the Creative Cloud website or Adobe Touch Apps. You can also use the OS commands to delete
files from the Creative Cloud Files directory on your desktop. All file deletions are synced with your account, and files
are archived in Creative Cloud. The original files are always on your computer with a copy available on Creative Cloud
so that you can access it anywhere.
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Archived files continue to occupy online storage. You can permanently delete or restore files from the Archive folder.
Permanently deleting the files frees up the storage quota.
Permanently delete or restore files
Deleting assets permanently is a two-step process:
1 Archive a file from your Creative Cloud Files directory on your desktop, Creative Cloud enabled touch apps, or the
Creative Cloud Assets page. Archived files move to the Archived category under My Assets > Files.
2 On the Archived page, select the files to delete permanently and click Permanently Delete.
3 In the confirmation dialog, click Permanently Delete.
You can also restore an archived file:
1 On the Archived page, select the files to restore and click Restore.
2 In the confirmation dialog, click Restore.
Storage plans and quota
The storage quota depends on your Creative Cloud membership.
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Membership planFree storage quota
Free2 GB
Creative Cloud (Photography)2 GB
Creative Cloud (Single App and Complete)20 GB
Creative Cloud for teams100 GB
You can view your storage status from the Files tab under Assets panel of the Creative Cloud for desktop app or on the
Settings page of the
Creative Cloud Activity page.
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The Creative Cloud syncs up to 1 GB of overflow from any device. After that, the desktop app stops syncing new files
and notifies that you are over quota. A red exclamation point marks any files that are unable to upload. You can still
move, rename, or delete files. To continue to sync files, permanently delete other files to free up space.
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Note: A
small portion of storage is used for administrative purposes. Therefore, the actual storage space is slightly less than
allocated. It varies from 100 KB to 500 KB based on number of user files.
Troubleshooting
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See Also
• Get started with Creative Cloud Assets
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Sync and share files with collaborators (video, 10 min)
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• Adobe Creative Cloud Status
• Error: Unable to Sync Files
• Versioni n g FAQ
Add fonts from Typekit
Typekit is a subscription service offering access to a vast library of fonts for use in desktop applications and on websites.
A Typekit Portfolio plan is included with your Creative Cloud subscription, and free Creative Cloud members have
a
ccess to a selection of fonts from Typekit for web and desktop use.
Subscribe to Creative Cloud (complete, single app, or free) or a standalone Typ e kit pl an to sync fonts to your desktop.
For more details, see the Typekit product page and Typekit’s plan options.
Getting started
You can choose a typeface from one of Typekit's many foundry partners, then sync it to your desktop with Creative
Cloud—or use it on the web. Synced fonts are available for use inside all Creative Cloud apps, such as Photoshop or
InDesign as well as other desktop applications, such as MS Word.
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The Creative Cloud for desktop application must be installed on your computer to sync fonts. If it is not already
in
stalled, download and install it. For more information, see Creative Cloud on your desktop.
By default, Typekit is turned on, so that it can sync fon
At this point, if you already have fonts selected for sync in your web browser, they automatically begin syncing with
r computer.
you
ts and make them available in your desktop applications.
Browse and add fonts from Typekit
You can access the Typekit library from multiple places. Use any combination of these methods to best fit new font
selection within your existing workflow.
From Creative Cloud for desktop app:
In the Fonts tab, click A
dd Fonts from Typekit. A browser window opens and you are signed in to Typekit.com.
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From a Typekit integrated app:
In the applications' font menu, click Add Fonts from Typekit. A browser window is launched directly from within the
app.
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Directly on Typekit.com website:
Use your Adobe ID and password to sign in to Typ ek it.c om .
You can browse for fonts, and filter down to desired fonts. The availability of a particular font is indicated on the font
card.
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Click an individual font's card to see more details about the typeface, including type specimens for all available weights
and styles.
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Click Use Fonts. In the Use This Family window, specify where you’d like to sync the font to your desktop or add it to
a kit for use on the web.
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Select the styles you need from the font family and then click Sync Selected Fonts.
The fonts are synced to all computers where you've installed the Creative Cloud application. To view fonts, open
Creative Cloud application and click theFontspanel.
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Use synced fonts
To use the fonts you’ve synced, simply open any desktop application and go to the font menu. You will see your synced
fonts in the list of options. Some desktop applications like Microsoft Office may require a restart after a new font has
been synced.
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For more information on how to work with fonts from Typekit within a Creative Cloud application, see the following:
Work with fonts from Typekit in InDesign CC
Work with fonts from Typekit in Premiere Pro CC
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