Source: Macworld
Written By Jim Dalrymple

Adobe Bridge, more than a file browser

While it replaces the popular File Browser, Adobe Bridge is much more than an application to locate images on your hard drive. Bridge is the application that allows designers to visually witness interoperability between the rest of the applications in the Creative Suite.

“Bridge connects all the places throughout the environment,” said Gunar Penikis, Adobe Bridge product manager.

Bridge is a visual file browser that lets users browse, organize, and process design assets within the Creative Suite 2 components. With Bridge, you can preview multi-page PDF files, drag and drop from floating Compact Mode windows, process images with built-in Camera Raw 3.0, edit and search for Adobe XMP metadata, and track assets managed in Version Cue CS2.

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