Content Comparison

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• Quick and easy connecting to environments without the need to configure a separate site, unless more customization is desired.

• Logging in both with regular Digizuite credentials and Single Sign-On.

• Well-known methods of finding just the right asset: folder navigation, free-text search, sorting and filters.

• Read-only asset information to make sure the right asset is used.

• Asset upload and download.

• The ability to quickly insert assets from the DAM into the working area.

• The ability to switch between high resolution and low resolution when working with large images.

• Duplicate check of assets already existing in the DAM.

• Link Manager to easily manage all the assets linked in the active document.

• Check in/Check out functionality to prevent multiple users from working on the same document at the same time.
  

InDesign file conversion

Same as the old Creative Cloud Connector, opening old InDesign files (INDD) in a new InDesign version - you’re required to upgrade the INDD file to work with it.

Adobe enforces this; hence it is not something we have control over.

Example

So, let’s say you download an INDD file made in InDesign 16 via the connector.

You’ll be presented with the following prompt - where the tab in InDesign will say “…[Converted]” (1):

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Here, you select the InDesign document inside the prompt (2) (there will always only be one), and press Save.

Now, your local copy of this file will be upgraded to the newest version.

Even if you make no changes to the file, it’s still recommended that you upload your upgraded file - as this will ensure that your colleagues don’t have to do this manual step the next time.