Much to the dismay of some devoted users, Adobe Bridge CC shipped without some of the feaures present in CS6 and earlier versions, including the Adobe Output Module which allowed users to create PDF Presentations and Web Galleries. But now you can download and install the resources to add the output module to Bridge CC. Adobe has posted detailed instructions along with the downloads, and a few troublshooting hints.
Other changes in Bridge CC include the removal of the Export module and the New Synchronized Window features, as Cristen Gillespie notes in an update to her article, Taking Charge of Adobe Bridge.
For a full run-down of what’s new with Bridge (and the features that are no longer available), check out What’s New in Adobe Bridge CC at Adobe.com
This article was last modified on July 17, 2013
This article was first published on July 17, 2013
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