Using CC Libraries in Word and PowerPoint

CreativePro Magazine Issue 3: Photoshop Smart ObjectsThis 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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Alan Gilbertson is a designer and creative director living in the Tampa Bay area of Florida, the "Sun Coast" of the United States. He is an Adobe Community Expert who has been using Adobe design applications for more than two decades.
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