To open an Adobe document from ResourceSpace in InDesign Note that if you already have a document open you will need to return to the document to see the copied file Click on the 'import' link against the image size you wish to import.Using the plugin - Indesign To import an asset, e.g. Please note that the file extensions should be added in lowercase. You can customise which file types can be imported into Adobe InDesign by clicking on the options link and editing the comma separated list of file extensions for both assets and Adobe document formats. Navigate to Admin > System > Plugins and enable the adobe_link plugin under 'Content Sharing'.Select the local download folder that imported assets will be stored inĮnable the adobe_link plugin in ResourceSpace (system administrator).Under 'Enter Server URL' enter the full path to your ResourceSpace installation login page e.g.Click on the menu icon and select 'Settings'.Note If you are unable to run the ZXPInstaller, use the below extension manager: Drag the downloaded DAMConnect.zxp file onto the Adobe ZXPInstaller window.Please note: if you are upgrading the plugin with a later version, please follow the uninstall steps described below Install the Adobe CC plugin on the PC/Mac running Adobe CC To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Enabling the adobe_link plugin Any download links for file types that can be imported will be replaced by 'Import' links. Once the plugin is configured Adobe InDesign/Photoshop users are able to access ResourceSpace from within the software. This plugin allows you to import files from ResourceSpace directly into Adobe InDesign and Photoshop.

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