And so does Illustrator!
My God, I thought this day might never come, but I’m thrilled: You can now drag objects into a library, then use them across projects, apps, and even machines (as it’s all cloud-synced). Check it out (along with smarter smart guides & more) in this demo from Paul Trani:
What a long & winding road it was to get here. This sort of workflow was what we always had in mind when developing Smart Objects & Bridge 10 (!!) years ago. It’s why Bridge originally offered a micro mode that could float over other apps, and it’s a big part of why I pushed the development of Mini Bridge & consistent panel extensibility across the Adobe suite. It was frustrating to never quite get to this point, so hats off to everyone who’s now made it happen!
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I remember Quark 3.32 (20 yrs ago) having some sort of library function – oh my, I’ve been at this a long time…
Hey John,
Paul rocked that new feature walk through. Libraries are no Bridge, but they do have some cool potential. Did you see Khoi’s write up on Layup? (http://www.subtraction.com/2014/10/08/layup-a-new-app-for-ipad/)
steve