Files not opening in the cloud?

Question

I am trying to get to the photos I loaded to the cloud but only get spinning squares.

Answer 1

MrHolly, I feel your frustration as this morning I again have this same issue!!!
I make no excuses for Adobe Cloud but have come to the realization that as far as Cloud Services are concerned Adobe is not able to deliver them at this time, admits it can't and while not coming right out and saying it, is depending on its paying customers to evaluate and test the Cloud while they build it. With that said, there is some good to be said of the Creative Cloud. If you have not previously used all the software included in the Creative Suite the $32/month subscription is a good thing that lets you try all of the software. If however, like me you only really use Dreamweaver and Photoshop you lost a lot of money jumping on the Creative Cloud band wagon.
I can only tell you what I and my company have decided to do. We are going to continue the Adobe Cloud Subscription for the year and ensure we use EVERY piece of software we can. If we don't use it we are going to find someone who can! We are purchasing DVD upgrades to those software titles we do use regularly so that at the end of the year we'll have software we can still use. We have, as of this morning, totally given up on Adobe's files in the cloud vision as being a determent to our business. We are currently evaluating Apple’s iCloud and Google Drive as being a possible solution provider to Adobe’s files in the cloud vision.
Yes, as a photographer, Chief Technology Officer and a stake holder in my company I am disappointed in Adobe but more disappointed in myself for believing the hype over Adobe Creative Cloud. I’ve made 3 bad and costly business decisions recently; MAX, Photoshop World Conference and making the boss buy 3 subscriptions. As business people the best we can do is make the best of this situation.
I know for me and my company we will not be attending anymore Adobe conferences or purchasing any new software or services from Adobe. Instead we are going to use only proven technology and try not to embrace the “bleeding edge”. For me I’ve lost faith in Adobe that use to be such a great company. It appears they’ve taken a playbook from Microsoft by releasing software and services that are not ready and are buggy, knowing that their customers had no choice but to upgrade as they have become the biggest boy on the block.
So here are your choices MrHolly, as I see them; keep using the Adobe cloud for files while providing the much needed feedback that Adobe is counting on to develop their files in the cloud vision or find another service that can provide what Adobe hyped the cloud to be. Let’s be honest, we are not going to throw away our Adobe software because their cloud doesn’t work. We know it and they know we know it.
I’ll see you over at iCloud or Google Drive