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Installation of Creative Cloud Connector on the local machine:

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  1. It can be done via the Adobe Exchange portal, search for "Digizuite Creative Cloud Connector"
  2. By using Adobe's command line tool: (download using Firefox. Chrome seems to distrust it) (UPDATE: This is a user friendly alternative https://zxpinstaller.com/) (UPDATE2: If you have trouble uninstalling with ExManCmd.exe /remove "com.digizuite.creative-cloud", use https://install.anastasiy.com/)
    1. Unzip the folder
    2. Open the CMD (doesn't have to be "as admin")
    3. Change directory (CD) to the root of the folder you unzipped: cd "C:\Users\{your user}\Downloads\ExManCmd_win"
    4. (Optional) You may check which programs are already installed: ExManCmd.exe /list all
    5. Get the address of the CCC .zxp file
    6. Install the connector using the following command where the path in the citation marks point to the zxp file: ExManCmd.exe /install "C:\Users\{your user}\Downloads\digizuite-adobe-connector.zxp"
    7. (Optional) Run the following command, to see whether the zxp file was installed: ExManCmd.exe /list all

    8. Info

      The commands we're using can be found here

      No regedit needed

      Will install to Program Files (x86)


  3. Or by a manual installation: (regedit needed)
    • Acquire the installation files from your contact at Digizuite. You'll be sent a zip named something like"digizuite-adobe-connector.5.x.x-xxx.zip" (Edit: The zxp file can also simply be unpacked)
    • Unzip it into a folder you name anything - for this guide we've chosen to call it: com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector 
    • Move the folder to either of the following paths:
  • Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector
  • MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/com.digizuite.creative-cloud-connector

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titleWindows only

If you place the files in both the Program Files AND the Program Files (x86) - you will very likely encounter issues.

Only place the files in Program Files.

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