But let's just try and fix this watermark issue first. Note: Also placing images from the cloud library itself is a wonky process and needs further clarification.

So If I go buy another one while the app is open it doesn't necessarily show up in the cloud photo library.Ģ - Therefore we have to download the image onto our computer which seems to the only way to not have the watermark Everything worked very fine until I found that it was an unregistered version and I have to buy it for. So I downloaded it and opened and scanned the document. VueScan is an excellent alternative for those users who need a program to control the. That is randomī - there is no way to 'refresh' these images. From now on, Mac can support your scanner. But I digress back to the original problem:ġ - When following instructions that Adobe has given to place in image into a project from the A-Stock Cloud library sometimes it doesn't even work in the first place but other times when it does, and the photo has in fact been licensed, that photo still has the watermark on it.Ī - Some photos don't have the watermark.

Note: First, there are times where I've gotten dinged with paying for a license when I never hit that button, but that's another problem as is the fact that sometimes the photo doesn't show up the library that I put it in - verified on the A-stock website so I know it's there, when I open the library in a CC App and yes, I update all the time). This problem was explained pretty well by the posters but since this is the first sniff of a response from the big A, here goes:

Vuescan watermark