Adobe InDesign CC 2015 - Manual (Page 23)

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Workspace and workflow
Last updated 6/6/2015
Choose an option in case of conflict
There are situations when the system could detect sync conflicts. Sync conflicts occur when the system is unable to
determine whether you want a setting from Creative Cloud or from your local computer to be retained since both have
been changed after the last sync operation.
Suppose that you change PDF presets on your work computer and sync settings to the Cloud. You then go home and
change the same presets on your home computer without syncing with the cloud first. Now since the settings in the
cloud and the settings on your home computer are both updated, conflict occurs when your try to sync. If you try to
sync in this state, you see a conflict prompt.
• Sync Local: Sync local settings on this computer to the cloud; overwrite the cloud version with the local version of
settings.
• Sync Cloud: Sync from the cloud to this local computer; ignore changes made to the local settings and replace them
with the settings in the cloud.
What’s not supported
• Keyboard shortcuts created for Windows will only sync with a Windows computer. Mac keyboard shortcuts will
only sync with a Mac computer.
• Assets saved to a custom location are not synced.
• Any modifications (for example: rearrangement of panel) made after creation of the Workspace will not be synced.
For Workspace syncing, first set up your working environment and then create a workspace and initiate the sync
process.
Toolbox
Toolbox overview
Some tools in the toolbox are for selecting, editing, and creating page elements. Other tools are for choosing type,
shapes, lines, and gradients. You can change the overall layout of the toolbox to fit your preferred window and panel
layout. By default, the toolbox appears as a single vertical column of tools. You can also set it up as a double vertical
column or as one horizontal row. However, you can’t rearrange the positions of individual tools in the toolbox. You can
drag the top of the toolbox to move it.
Select a tool from the default toolbox by clicking it. The toolbox also contains several hidden tools related to the visible
tools. Hidden tools are indicated by arrows to the right of the tool icons. Select a hidden tool by clicking and holding
the current tool in the toolbox and then selecting the tool that you want.