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Adobe Creative Cloud


Adobe Creative Cloud

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Use these programs and more on any device from anywhere!

The library provides access to the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of applications (including Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere, Illustrator, Acrobat, etc.) via a variety of methods.

In Person Access

The Adobe Creative Cloud suite is available on almost all library desktop computers.  Guest or public-use computers do not have the suite available.

Most of the Adobe applications will run with suitable performance for basic tasks on all library machines where it is installed.  For advanced tasks, such as editing 4K video or using generative AI, we offer higher-end machines available at each library location.

  • Building 32 - Skylab (5th Floor)
    In the Skylab there are at least 12 high-end workstations, several of which have dual displays and a few with 38-inch curved ultrawide displays. Additional specialized hardware is available at this location, including oversize ADF scanners, Wacom Cintiq pen displays, and other media conversion/capture equipment. There is also a dedicated staff member at this location who can assist with software questions and give project advice.
  • Building 86 - Room 105 (Education Research Library)
    There are two high-end workstations (one with a 38-inch curved ultrawide display) and a flatbed scanner available at the Education Research Library.
  • UWF Emerald Coast (Fort Walton Beach) - Building 8
    There are two high-end workstations (one with a 38-inch curved ultrawide display) and a flatbed scanner available at the Emerald Coast campus library.

Remote Access

The library also maintains a separate lab of 10 Creative Cloud workstations that can be accessed remotely using ArgoApps (via a partnership with ITS). This allows the Creative Suite applications to be accessed from anywhere and using almost any device (including tablets like iPads and Chromebooks).

The fastest and easiest way to access this software is to log in to the ArgoApps web interface, click "Apps" in the top menu bar, then select the specific Adobe application you'd like to use (shown below).

Use Adobe Cloud Software Via ArgoApps

Screenshot of the ArgoApps interface with Adobe Apps listed.

There are some limitations to using ArgoApps software via the web interface. For the best experience consider using the Citrix Workspace App. This application is already pre-installed on almost all library-owned machines and can be accessed by running the Citrix Workspace application on the Desktop or found in the Start Menu.

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If you have your own device you can download and install the Citrix Workspace App by following these instructions in Confluence.

LinkedIn Learning

There are many excellent (and free!) courses on LinkedIn Learning that you can utilize to learn or enhance your skills with the Adobe Creative Cloud applications. Below is a non-exhaustive list to get you started.