Now before I talk about sharing Libraries I think that it would help to understand sharing files in Creative Cloud versus sharing Libraries.

Now sharing is not the same as collaborating and I have a couple other tip videos in the series that talk about collaborating. It's kind of like Dropbox if you're familiar with Dropbox. And so when you share a Library you are allowing that person to see and copy those items in that Library from your space on the server. That is unlike the regular object Library that you can create from the File menu in InDesign that is, because everything that you put into a CC Library is automatically synced with your CC space on Adobe servers. And what is very cool about Libraries, as I said, is that you can share them with other InDesign CC users. You can have Libraries that are per project or per client or your favorite stock photos or any combination of such. So I'll double-click this frame, and then click the little swatch icon down here, and then that grayscale color, I guess it's 25%, gets added to Colors. Like in this one called GB whitepapers I've already dragged in some things, but I might, for example, what to include the background color for my sidebars. But if you don't have any, if you've never cracked open this panel, go ahead and choose Create New Library and drag some items into the Library panel from your document. In my CC Libraries panel I have been creating special Libraries for my own use and to share with others for over a year, which is why I have a lot. And in this video I want to talk about some tips and how-tos in sharing Libraries with other CC users. If you're using InDesign CC then you have this interesting little panel called CC Libraries.

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