Adobe Bridge?

[C.E.]

Should I be utilizing this? I installed it the first time with CS but never used it, so when I upgraded to CS2 last year I didn't install (to save space). Can someone give me a crash-course in Bridge for Dummies? I'm really the only one who sees my files and kind of have a system setup for myself already for file organization, so I'm not sure if I need this or not!

[C.E.]

Ok maybe I'm not calling it the right name -- Version Cue, not Bridge...?

[urstwile]

If you're the only one working on your files, you probably don't need it. We didn't install it at my office either, it's just not needed for the way we do our workflow.

[vtwin_gary]

i am the only person using my machine & couldn't work without bridge but i don't really use version cue. even if you have a great filing system there are probably files & folders that you use alot, if so you can add them to your favorites for easy access.

[hewligan]

I don't use bridge a lot, but it does come in handy. It's especially good for applying some thing to a large number of image files. Sure, I could do the same thing in Photoshop, but Bridge makes it easier.

I've never used version cue, though.

[budafist]

Good for contact sheets. I use it when I'm given CD of images and need a printout of what is on it.