Placing files into documents while working with Version Cue projectsWhile you're working with a Version Cue project in Illustrator, InCopy, or InDesign, you can add a file to a document in the same manner as you normally would--by using the Place command. Placed files from Version Cue projects display additional information in the Links palette (in Illustrator or InDesign) to identify who is editing a linked file. You can also use the Links palette to determine if the linked file needs to be updated to a newer version from the Version Cue workspace. For more information on using the Links palette with Version Cue files, see Using the Links palette with files from a Version Cue project. Note: Photoshop CS doesn't support placing files from Version Cue projects but does let you place files into open documents within Version Cue projects. To place a file from a Version Cue project into a document:
For complete information on placing files into documents in Creative Suite, see the specific application's Help. To place a file that isn't managed by Version Cue into a Version Cue document:
For complete information on placing files into documents in Creative Suite, see the specific application's Help.
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