You misunderstood my idea. I want to add access to my Adobe Cloud Storage so when downloading a document I can send directly to Adobe Cloud Storage without having to open it first in Adobe app. See screenshot.

To sync a cloud drive to your machine, you will need to use a sync client. A sync client is a program that allows you to synchronize your cloud drive with a folder on your computer.

Here's how you can sync a cloud drive to your machine:

Install the sync client for your cloud drive on your computer. For example, if you want to sync Google Drive, you can install the Google Drive sync client.

Sign in to your cloud drive account using the sync client.

Choose the folder on your computer where you want to store the synced files. This will typically be a new folder that the sync client creates.

Select the files and folders from your cloud drive that you want to sync to your computer.

Click the "Sync" button to start the synchronization process. The sync client will download the selected files and folders to your computer and keep them up-to-date with the versions in your cloud drive.

Keep in mind that the synchronization process may take some time, depending on the amount of data you have and the speed of your internet connection.

Same as can access Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Amazon Drive from client side for Windows and Android OS or add as Network Service.

Please allow for access to cloud documents in MAC Finder. I'm befuddled as to why this isn't an option yet. This would greatly improve my workflow as I wouldn't have to go on the web for access....AND it seems like a very simple fix.

Thank you