> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.santacruzsoftware.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.santacruzsoftware.com/linkrui/main-menu/adobe-creative-cloud.md).

# Adobe Creative Cloud

Use the LinkrUI main menu in Adobe CC to manage DAM connections, uploads, preferences, and other actions.

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#### Log In

Select <kbd>Log In</kbd> to sign in to the current DAM.

#### Log Out

Select <kbd>Log Out</kbd> to sign out of the DAM you are currently in.

You can sign back in from the same window immediately after signing out.

#### Asset Source

When Asset Source is selected, it displays a list of all DAMs supported by LinkrUI.

In order to view and search your assets, you must be [logged into an asset source](https://gitlab.com/printui/docs/linkrui/-/tree/shared-link-adaptive-content/log-into-a-dam-this-whole-page-is-unnecessary-if-only-have-access-to-one-dam-unless-not-logged-in.md).

Select a DAM and follow the steps to authenticate login.

#### Upload New Asset

You can upload new assets from your local device to your DAM through LinkrUI.

Select <kbd>Upload New Asset</kbd> and follow the prompts to fill in necessary fields.

#### Uploads in Progress

When you select <kbd>Upload</kbd> under Upload New Asset, it automatically open the Uploads in Progress window.

Select <kbd>Uploads in Progress</kbd> to see your uploads' progress at any time.

#### Preferences

LinkrUI has built in default preferences for view options, asset size, and other settings.

Select <kbd>Preferences</kbd> to personalize the settings available for your current DAM and application.

#### Refresh Panel

Select <kbd>Refresh Panel</kbd> to reload all the content in the DAM. Any assets added to the DAM after you opened LinkrUI will now show up.

#### Reset Data

Select <kbd>Reset Data</kbd> to clear all previous logins as well as the current session, and reset the preferences to their default values.

#### Check Connections

Select <kbd>Check Connections</kbd> to check and verify your DAM and licensing connections.

#### Logging

Logging records the background activity such as API calls, authentication steps, and errors into a text file to help identify and fix issues.

This option allows you to configure the logging level: None, Errors, or Full.

The LinkrUI default is none. Select <kbd>Logging</kbd> to change the logging level.

By default, the LinkrUI log file is saved to the cache folder which is usually in the documents[^1] folder on your local device.

#### About

Select <kbd>About</kbd> to view the version of LinkrUI you are using and the copyright information.

Select <kbd>Okay</kbd> to exit the window.

#### Contact Support

Contact Support opens your default email provider and composes an email to the help center, <support@santacruzsoftware.com>.

Select <kbd>Contact Support</kbd> if you need help or have a problem using any of the LinkrUI features.

#### Close

Select <kbd>Close</kbd> to collapse the LinkrUI panel.

#### Close Tab Group

Select <kbd>Close Tab Group</kbd> to close the entire tab group the LinkrUI panel is docked with.

{% hint style="info" %}
Some DAMs have slightly different menus.
{% endhint %}

[^1]: `[username]\Documents\LinkrUI\Logging\Logs`


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