PSE 11 online storage

Does PSE 11 offer Canadian customers any online storage/backup? Like some sort of "cloud"?

Photoshop Elements 11 has an upload/download interface with Revel. When an account is opened, the user has premium service for the first 30 days, with unlimited uploads. After 30 days, it will revert to a free account, with 50 uploads a month. Here is a link to some Revel FAQ's that may be helpful:
Pattie
Forum for users moving from PS.com to Revel:
forums.adobe.com/community/ps.com_sharing_and_storage
Forum FAQ's:
forums.adobe.com/community/ps.com_sharing_and_storage/faq
Forum for Revel users:
forums.adobe.com/community/revel
FAQ's about the transition from Photoshop.com to Revel:
http://www.photoshop.com/misc/membership-faq
FAQ's about Revel and subscriptions:
http://www.adobe.com/products/revel/faq.html
Elements organizer/Revel Help:
http://helpx.adobe.com/elements-organizer/using/revel.html
Getting Started with Revel:
http://www.adobe.com/support/revel/gettingstarted/revel_gs.html

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I have been thinking about going to 11, but I should not be forced to and the software that I just purchased should work. I had not realized how greedy Adobe was/is.
Please tell me how to make the software that I just purchased work? Please tell me how to manage my online storage without upgrading to 11. As soon as I upgrade to 11, Adobe will just come out with another $80 to $100 upgrade that I will hae to buy or else 11 will stop working.
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You are probably using the Backup/Sync functionality of Elements 8. Here is a blog that may help you understand the advanatages of sync bettter : http://photoshopelementsbyadobe.blogspot.com/search/label/Sync
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HT1338 What is the best online storage for photos. Specifically one that allows the original image quality to be downloaded should your hard storage goes belly up

What is the best online storage for photos. Specifically one that allows the original image quality to be downloaded should your hard storage goes belly up

I'd put them on an external hard drive(s) and burn them to a DVD as well (at least 2 - 3 copies on different drives/media); I prefer having control and a local solution instead of relying on a server and the possibility of someone (who shouldn't be) downloading my work.

How do I delete and stop online storage?

Hi
For the last day or so PE9 has been running terrible.
I finally gave up and went back to PE8 and it isn't running right either.
Then I noticed that it said that my online back up was full.
I have never intentionally used online backup but I'm pretty sure that what ever it is doing is why they are both running so bad.
I don't want to store my stuff online and I can't find out how to stop it from doing what it's doing and delete what's there.
It only took about 12 files to fill it up anyway.
Not ever a whole video.
I clicked on the manage your online storage and removed all the stuff but I didn't know if I should click the remove items from hard drive button.
I don't want the stuff removed from my hard drive, it they are talking about their hard drive then OK.
When I restarted the program it still said it was full.
So I'm guessing I have to say remove it from the hard drive but I don't want to risk my files until I know what I'm doing.
Both of these programs have always run fine on my computer.
I must have selected something to start this, now I just want it to stop.
It used to ask me to log in, now it's doing it on it's own.
Any help welcome.
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The items you are looking for should be under the Edit> Preferences in the Elements Organizer (your first screen shot) - NOT in Premiere Elements itself (your second screen shot).
But the confusing point is that your Organizer menus are not showing !!!
I've had this myself in the past and I think it is caused either when you apply a too large a custom font size in the Window Color and Appearance dialog;
Or when you have selected a too large DPI size (or too large a custom DPI in Display properties;
If you can recall doing something like that I suggest you reset them and your menus should reappear.
For a quick workaround if you look at the following image closely you can see to the left of my red pointer arrow a '>>' symbol. If you click that '>>' all the Organizer menus will reappear as one large menu tree.
Whichever method you choose to fix the issue, the menu option you are looking for is as shown here:
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Are there certain photo saving "rituals" or systems that you would recommend for keeping your photos safe and backed up.
Lastly, please recommend your favorite portable external hard drives when you are mobile.
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I have been using Adobe Premiere Elements 9 for quite some time now. I've made several projects in the past, and now all of a sudden it says on the launcher "You've reached your storage space limit. If you'd like to back up, store, share, and access your photos online, please consider upgrading your storage plan." I ignore the notification and proceed to make a new project. After it finishes loading, the editor tab pops up, but pops up blank, and remains blank, and there's nothing I can do about it. I don't want to pay for online storage because it's too expensive and I don't have the money, and I don't know where I can delete what seems to be online files. I have tried deleting and reinstalling the software, but I still get the error message.
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When you reported what I thought was success on your side, I asked
When you get everything together and get a chance, please let us know if it was everything in the list or one particular item in the list that was the key to success?
Never did get an answer to that question whether it was one or a combo of my suggestions that got things working at that time. So, answer to that would help especially now when we seem to get back to Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1 not working.
Since your report of success on August 19th how long did the success last? Until today or other?
If you have not already, have you repeated the steps that appeared to resolve the issue?
When you went back to using the "fixed" Premiere Elements 9.0/9.0.1, did you get tempted into clicking on any of the photoshop.com/Adobe Revel lures?
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Trouble with Elements organizer and online storage space

Hello,
I have a problem with my online storage space showing files, when I have deleted everything. The techs at Adobe want me to reset client services within organizer, but this only causes the program to hand up loading for hours.... So, is there a way to solve this? Do I need to remove and reinstall? Can this be done just for the organizer program?
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Itunes Library Size / Unlimited Online Storage

Hi
- I have a question regarding Itunes library size.
I have a couple of movies, some music and even TV series on my itunes library and its slowly getting bigger and bigger.
Is there a certain limit for the itunes library size?
And if so, does apple support any kind of Online private storage where you can store your music library?

'iTunes in the Cloud' provides the ability for devices to re-download songs you have already purchased. There is no equivalent facility for movies or TV. There is no charge for this service.
'iTunes Match' enables you to upload from your own files songs you have obtained elsewhere than in the iTunes Store. The cost is $25 p.a. and there is a limit of 2,500 songs. Again, there is no equivalent facility for movies or TV.
iCloud does not provide general online storage. While there are other online storage services, if your library is very large you would find it impracticable to upload it even if you could find a service offering sufficient space.
Hard disks are not particularly expensive and your best bet would be to transfer your library to one.

HT1349 What is the point of iCloud online storage?

Really, I paid for iCloud online storage, 20gb's worth and found out after purchase that it dosn't do anything. The only thing it does is store backup's and a few other little things. You can't use it for anything usful like use it to download apps, or even just app updates, my iPad is only a 16gb and it keeps running out of storage doing app updates, or OS updates, I use my iPad for work, and I require certain apps to do what is required, I had to deleted 4 of these apps just to do a software update, it is rediculess I though the whole point of online storage was to limit these problem, I'm very nearly on the verge of selling my iPad and reverting back to a laptop, but there a bit bulky for what I require. When I 1st got my iPad I thought it as a godsend until storage became and issue, I know what most of you are going to say " get a bigger gb iPad" but the storage issues isn't really my documents and stuff it's the apps themselfs and the fact that some won't function if there not updated, if you turn updates of on a windows system everything still works pretty much.

iCloud is usefull for backing up data and it keeps documents, pictures, calendars synced across multiple devices. iTunes in the cloud offers a way to free up space. You can delete songs purchased from iTunes and if you want them again you can re-download them free of charge. Same goes for Apps already purchased. Photostream keeps the last 1000 photos static on the server for 30 days and keeps them synced across all of your devices like an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, computer. It is not a complete storage solution or an open hard drive in the sky. It wasn't meant to be. Dropbox might be more of what you are looking for. It doesn't automatically update stuff but you can store things on their server the way you seem to want to.

Photoshop elements online storage

I do not want your online storage. I have my own backup solutions, and the last thing i need is another subscription fee to forget about. Every time I load Photoshop Elements, I am first confronted with a window telling me to buy more storage. I will NEVER buy your storage. This sales pitch is highly annoying and unprofessional.
My question is, how do I disable online storage? Somehow during the install process, Photoshop Elements chose to backup my pictures. It quickly hit the 2gb cap (google offers free 5gb, as does dropbox, and ubuntu ONE, and others I am sure). Now every time I start, I get a warning that my storage is full, and the only solution offered is for me to buy more storage.
I cannot for the life of me find out how to disable the online storage. I go into the preferences, and find the "Elements Backup/Synchronization Services", wherein I see a single option. The box for "Backup/Sync" has been unchecked. I see no other way of adjusting the state of backup.
What I expected was for Elements to create a folder in My Pictures, which would contain files i want to backup. This is how Google Drive, Dropbox, and others work. Something tells me that Adobe, in its infinite wisdom, has obfuscated this data.
One solution I have come up with is to delete Elements, delete my adobe account, and then reinstall without entering my details.

I figured it out. The answer is to ignore all the links Photoshop Elements offers. None of them lead to the right page. Go to photoshop.com and re-enter your credentials there. Within this page, you can "organize my library". Contrary to what it says, this only affects your online library. In an effort to milk the Instagram trend, photoshop has created a confusing roundabout way of sharing photos. Apparently the miriad ways of sharing photos which have been tried and tested over the past decade are, in Adobes eyes, insufficient. Clearly, the world needs yet another medium by which to share photos. Apparently Adobe realized millions of people were viewing pictures without recieving their sales pitch.
Anyhow, once I found my online library, I was able to delete it with relative ease. I considered downloading copies of these pictures just in case the originals had been corrupted or lost. Fortunately Adobe made that simple by denying me access. If I want to download the pictures which legally belong to me, I have to pay adobe for some kind of premium account.
It is no wonder adobe products have been among the top pirated software over the past decade.

How Do I Backup to Adobe's Online Storage

I purchased the $20 option to backup files online with Adobe (although, strangely, it still says I only have 2 gig instead of the 20 I bought) but am unable to find any option in the Organizer menu that lets me backup files except to CD, DVD, or external harddrive. There is no mention at all of the online storage. Yet they keep advertising that it is available. Where is the option in the menus?
Can somebody enlighten me as to how I backup a folder online?
Thanks very much.
David

Yes, you must be using Albums to be able to use the Online Backup feature.
The rational is that we needed a way for you to identify what should be backed up, and what should not. (As requested by early user testing of the backup feature). Instead of creating another organizational metaphor around backup, we decided to leverage the existing Organizational metaphor of Albums. The other thing going on here is that Online Sharing is based around the Albums concept, and Sharing and Backup are leveraging the same code to keep your online files in sync with your desktop files.
If you just want to backup everything in your Catalog, simply create a new Album called Everything (or whatever), mark it for Backup, and then put all you media in it.
Remember that your media can be in multiple Albums, so putting it all in Everything, doesn't mean you cannot still create other Albums with subsets of your media.
There are actually a number of advantages of using the integrated Backup/Sync feature in Elements 7 over local options: (Apologies for the sales pitch nature of what follows)
1: Your media is stored off site. With an external drive or shiny disk, a fire or flood will destroy it all. Just ask the folks in Atlanta this week about the value of their backups on an external drive. (Although for now there are much more serious issues to deal with there)
2: By backing up to Photoshop.com, you get to use what we call Anywhere Access. Just log into your Photoshop.com account from any web browser and you have access to your media Catalog.
3: And, even better, any changes you make while remote (Adding new photos, re-organizing, basic editing, etc) are automatically synchronized back to your desktop PC.
And, yes, big files such as TIFFs or RAW will take some time to backup. But, we made the backup process run in the background, so you don't need to think much about it. Just set it up and let it run. You don't even need to have the Elements Organizer running. You can also set it up to only Backup/Synchronize When Idle. This means that while you are using your PC, it won't consume CPU cycles or Internet Bandwidth, but when you leave it alone for a bit, it will kick into gear while you're away.

Premiere Elements - Adobe ID - Online Storage Problem

I have Premiere Elements 10. I bought a Peachpit training dvd and on there it shows the APE Welcome Screen with a section at the bottom where you can sign in with your Adobe ID and then see a personal url, an update on online storage etc. When I open my software up, this Adobe ID section is not there on my Welcome Screen. I have an Adobe ID and I would love to link it to APE to make the most of the online storage and back-up. I am in the UK - is this the problem? Sorry if this is a bit basic, but all thoughts welcome!

You can also log in from the main interface of the program. In the edit workspace, look for the "Sign In" link at the top of the interface.
Thoug if you can't see the sign-in area on the Welcome Screen, you may already be logged in...

So iCloud is different then online storage?

contrary to what ive been reading, icloud DOES NOT replace dropbox or online storage as i see it...
it only uploads specific files like pages and thats only from IOS not the macbook. from the mac it only stores your contacts and clanedar and you can find your mac from wherever.
but dropbox allows you to upload any file anytime manually.
or is there a way to upload files to icloud?

1. When you opt for iCloud you're agreeing to let Apple remove a lot of your stuff from your computer and store it in the Cloud.
Correct, partially. You do not have to remove anything from your computer but you can still have the information stored in iCloud.
2. You will not be able to also keep that stuff on your own hard drive. The implications are obvious.
Not true. See above.
3. At the moment iCloud only offers a limited amount of storage. Presumably Apple will announce later that any more storage than that is going to cost you $$$/month.
iCloud provides 5 GBs of free storage plus any additional storage you had purchased if you had a MobileMe account you have moved to iCloud. Since MM provided 20 GBs of free storage you get that 20 GBs for free until it disappears in June 2012. Thereafter, you can purchase additional storage if it's needed. Given the limited kind of data you can put in iCloud 5 GBs will suffice for most people.
In addition you can elect to subscribe to iTunes Match which will effectively backup all the music files and iTunes purchase in your iTunes library. This costs $24.99 per year and the storage space is unlimited.

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