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Placing an image that is stored in Assets Server onto a layout in InDesign with Studio for InDesign installed is one of the ways of adding files from Assets Server to Studio Server. When doing so, ...

Info: Performing some of the steps described in this article requires direct server access. Depending upon how your system is hosted and the level of access you have to that system,...

Info: This plug-in is part of a set of sample plug-ins that is shipped with Assets Server. For more information, see Assets Server sample plug-ins. Note: The use of internal plug-ins such as sample...

Note: The use of internal plug-ins such as API plug-ins has been deprecated in Assets Server 6.73. Plug-ins should instead be created as an external plug-in. The configuration file of an Action plu...

When running Assets Server, various internal plug-ins are automatically loaded: Asset Info report Version cleanup Flags Logos This article briefly describes each of these plug-ins. Where the plug...

From a system administrator's point of view, working with metadata (in general and within the context of Assets Server) can become quite complex quite quickly, with many differe...

Assets Server is a dynamically scalable system with a high level of built-in availability, redundancy and load balancing. The Assets Server structure consists of a cluster of one or more nodes, eac...

Using Assets Server and any of the clients that connect to it requires a license. This article describes how to activate these licenses. Step 1. Install and start the server. Step 2. Open the follo...

One of the challenges that you will encounter when setting up an Assets Server environment is finding out what hardware is needed. The best choice of storage, memory and processors depends on vario...

Any file type can be stored in Assets Server. However, for commonly used file types, Assets Server creates thumbnails and previews. Additionally the server extracts and embeds metadata within the f...