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I recently obtained a copy of Adobe Version Cue. I've never used it,
never even heard of it, but I'm not currently using any other version
program. Before I spend the next little while setting it up and
getting used to it, I wanted to know if anyone out there has used it
and what their opinions might be.
I do most of my work in InDesign, Illustrator, and other Adobe
products. We don't have much documentation yet (startup company), but
I fully expect to have a rather large documentation set within the
next year or two.
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Dave
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