Using CC Libraries in Word and PowerPoint
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This article appeared in Issue 3 of CreativePro Magazine.If you’ve ever had to put together a PowerPoint presentation for a client, or craft a design proposal in Word with assets that were created in your Adobe apps, I have some great news for you: CC Libraries are now available directly in Microsoft Office. This is something that could save you a ton of time, and delight your non-designer colleagues who need to be sure their reports and presentations are on-brand.
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