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Why do I only see the option for a Free Trial when installing the software?ĭo I need to sign in to use Creative Cloud in the computer labs and classrooms? How do I add or remove a computer's access from Adobe Creative Cloud?
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How do I download and install the Creative Cloud Apps?
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The software is already installed on my computer. What do I get access to through the Adobe Creative Cloud suite?
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If you need to access files in your Adobe Cloud Storage account while in a computer lab or classroom, you may log in, but please remember to log off the computer at the end of your session which will reset the software license for the next user. Please note: If you plan on utilizing the Adobe Creative Cloud suite in the labs or classrooms for any of your projects, you will not be prompted to log into Adobe. Keep in mind, you can only have two devices simultaneously licensed through your Emerson login, but you can easily switch the licenses between devices by following our instructions below.
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This includes all laptops and desktops running Windows or Mac OS, as well as iOS and Android devices. For non-Emerson-owned devices, be sure to check the system requirements of your computer before downloading to ensure the programs can run.
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Your license for Adobe is tied to your Emerson credentials, meaning you can install the full Adobe Creative Cloud suite on both your Emerson-owned and personal devices. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on full-time Emerson College staff and faculty have expanded access to the Adobe Creative Cloud software suite. The output and layer structure is the same as what you get in Illustrator Type > Create Outlines functionality. Copy-pasting such text objects converts text into outlined text and pasted in Photoshop as editable Shape Path to maintain visual fidelity.


Text objects with bullets or numbered lists in Illustrator are mapped to vector format in Photoshop. Text with bullets or numbered lists copied from Illustrator are pasted in Photoshop as Shape Path. The blending mode is not mapped correctly and there is a visual difference. When you create objects in Illustrator with overlapping strokes and copy-paste the same to Photoshop using the Layers option while also preserving color appearance, observe the color blend in those overlapping strokes. Blend Modes: Blending mode is not mapped correctly from Illustrator to Photoshop. On defining the Dash and Gap values, setting stroke width, and subsequently pasting the shape in Photoshop, you will observe that the dash and gap stroke corners are flipped - the top right corner becomes the bottom left corner, and so on. Dash and gap stroke corners are flipped when pasted as layers in Photoshop.Ĭreate a shape in Illustrator and then enable the Dashed Line property. Say, you paste a live shape with drop shadow effect applied on a group or a live shape with multi-strokes applied on the group, they will be brought into Photoshop as paths, instead of as live shapes. Shapes are pasted as paths when effects or styles are applied at the group level. Shapes are pasted as paths in Photoshop when effects or styles are applied at the group, sub-group, or sub-layer level. You will see a similar layer structure in Illustrator if you go to Object > Expand Appearances on the group with the effects applied. However, you will a different layer structure in the Layers panel of Photoshop from when objects are pasted with group-, sub-group, or sub-layer level effects. When copy-pasting objects with group-level effects from Illustrator, you can achieve visual and functional fidelity in Photoshop. Layer structure changes when objects are copy-pasted from Illustrator to Photoshop with group/sub-layer effects. So, visual fidelity is not maintained for strokes at path corners while copying strokes from Illustrator to Photoshop. The property of line miter, used to cap strokes in Illustrator, is not carried forward in Photoshop. Visual fidelity is sometimes not maintained while copying strokes with line miter. Path created with Paintbrush Tool in Illustrator is copy-pasted in Photoshop as a pixel layer, instead of being pasted as a shape layer. Paintbrush Tool path in Illustrator is copied as pixel layer. So if you copy-paste an object with knockout group functionality, the functionality will not be copied with the object. Also, the layer with knocked-out stroke will be copied as a path (or will be rasterized). Knockout group, an Illustrator functionality, is not supported in Photoshop. Other Photoshop and Illustrator interop issues Knockout group is not copied to Photoshop.
