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                        Before
you begin using Version&#160;Cue features, you’ll need to install
and configure the Version&#160;Cue Server, create a project,
and assign users to it.</p>
<div class="numbered"><h4 class="sectiontitle">1. Install and configure the Version&#160;Cue Server</h4>
                        
                        <p>When you install Creative
Suite&#160;3 Design, Web, and Master Collection editions, a Version&#160;Cue
Server is installed on your computer, but is not turned on. You
can turn on the server to enable simple file sharing; however, if
you want to share Version&#160;Cue-managed assets with a workgroup,
you should install it on a dedicated computer accessible to others
on your network. See <a href="WSB05092E5-1583-4796-8502-D269850BCA58.html">About Version&#160;Cue Server installation</a>.</p>

                        <p>When you start the server for
the first time, you’ll be prompted to specify initial server settings,
including a system administrator password, server name and visibility
settings, and default user access rights. See <a href="WSDBA24A9B-D001-423b-87BB-F29A4E2E70A6.html">Turn on and configure the Version&#160;Cue Server</a>.</p>

                        <p>Configure
the server further by specifying settings in Version&#160;Cue
Server preferences and in Version&#160;Cue Server Administration.
See <a href="WS960E0C51-B0A2-43cb-9913-8C6D9CA3CF4A.html">Set Version&#160;Cue Server preferences</a> and <a href="WS34CF17D2-72F5-4068-A252-FE3C691AF2CF.html">Advanced Version&#160;Cue Server Administration tasks</a>.</p>

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<div class="numbered"><h4 class="sectiontitle">2. Create a project and assign users</h4>
                        
                        <p>After you’ve set up and configured the Version&#160;Cue
Server, you can create projects and assign users to them. By default,
projects you create in Version&#160;Cue are private. You change
a project’s shared status at any time, and restrict access to the
project, by specifying that users log in when they access the project.</p>

                        <p>Create
projects by using Bridge, the Adobe dialog box, or Version&#160;Cue
Server Administration. To specify advanced project properties, such
as requiring user login and assigning user access permissions, you
must use Version&#160;Cue Server Administration. See <a href="WS003A7BDB-7C22-4cd4-A771-A62178A198D2.html">Create projects</a> and <a href="WS9BD69516-0C7F-4a32-AB8A-214249093F18.html">Create and manage projects in Version&#160;Cue Server Administration</a>.</p>

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                        <p>Once
you’ve created a project, add files to the project so users can
check them out, make changes, and check them back in. You can add
multiple Adobe or non-Adobe files by using Bridge, or add files
one at a time from within a Version&#160;Cue-enabled Creative
Suite component by using the Adobe dialog box. See <a href="WS1B39A47C-29C2-4c8e-8876-E602C9E0A16A.html">Add files and folders to a project</a>.</p>

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