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Version History

Assets automatically saves every version created, detects and eliminates duplicate versions, tracks the progression of edits, and allows you to revert to earlier versions when necessary. It also reduces the risk of using assets that are unlicensed or have restricted usage.

More assets. Fewer problems.

Creating rich media takes a village. But it can also lead to multiple versions of the same asset. You know duplicate assets are bound to exist, but they’re hard to track, leaving you wondering if you’re viewing the latest version. Or if it’s even being used appropriately.

 Version history lets you manage and approve assets quickly and efficiently, all from a single interface. Easily track the progress of edits on an asset to ensure you’re working on the most current version. Use duplication detection to avoid duplicate assets. And because version history saves every version of an asset you can easily revert back to a previous version if current changes are no longer valid or necessary. Plus, you’ll easily see and compare all the different versions with the visual comparison tool.

 This content was originally posted at Adobe.

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