Free read-only utilities exist, but if you wanted full access to a HFS+ drive, you’d have had to pay for it – until now. That’s because Apple only provides read-only drivers for accessing Mac-formatted drives on Boot Camp Windows installs on the Mac, while Windows itself comes with no support at all. Adobe Creative Cloud is an incredibly lightweight application that was built from the ground up to only serve as the launcher for other Adobe CC applications.If you’ve installed Windows using Boot Camp on a Mac, or you plug in an external drive that’s been set up on a Mac, chances are – at best – you only have limited access to any drive or partition that’s been formatted in the HFS+ format used by Apple Macs. Because of that, it comes in a sub-Megabyte installation that will be set up on your PC in mere seconds. To install it all you need to do is to follow on-screen instructions and input your Adobe profile login credentials to which your purchased apps and subscriptions will be tied to.
If you don’t have a profile, you can create one immediately here. Once up and running, the cloud application will load its single window that is separated into several key areas. On the top, you have access to the settings dropdown menu, a tabbed area with the listing of your currently active apps, available assets, a community portal, and on the bottom, the listing of all available Adobe CC applications that you have not yet gained access to. This listing can be filtered depending on the type of app (All, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography, Video, Mobile, and Web design), as well as app versions.
Preferences window holds configuration areas for user account management, app launching, notifications, as well as a wide range of settings for Apps, local file management, download management, fonts, and more. Gain instant access to acclaimed creation tools for graphics designers, web developers, video editors, photographers, and others.A single management utility for easy discovery and download of Adobe CC apps.In the preferences window, you can also set up your connection to Behance, an Adobe-owned online platform that aims to showcase and enable easy discovery of creative works.
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