In other words, Adobe wants you to have all the details you need within Creative Cloud Desktop, without having to manually search the web for answers. The product sheet of each application also provides one-click access to troubleshooting and support, tutorials, forums and community, additional courses and example projects. Furthermore, Creative Cloud Desktop checks your PC for compatibility issues and lets you know whether the app is working on the local machine or not.

Get information and extra resources for any Adobe CC appīy clicking on any of the applications, you can view the current version and read more about the app and its key features. Both paid and trial licenses are available for each of Adobe’s products in your plan. Creative Cloud Desktop displays them by popularity, but you can also navigate to specific categories to quickly find the application you are looking for. You can use it to manage all your Adobe CC subscriptions, be them for desktop, mobile or web use.īrowsing through the list of applications is quite easy. The Creative Cloud Desktop application requires you to login with your active Adobe account before accessing its main window. Explore the Adobe universe in a user-friendly GUI

Managing all the applications and subscriptions from a single interface is quite convenient, especially since Creative Cloud also displays notifications about available updates and provides one-click access to additional resources, such as Adobe Stock, fonts, tutorials, portfolios, and more. One cannot argue that this approach is easier for the final user. But that time is long gone and, since 2013 onwards, all of Adobe’s applications are exclusively available via Creative Cloud Desktop. There was a time when Adobe offered individual products alongside software suites with a perpetual license.

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