NEWSLETTER MANAGER IMAGE MANAGEMENT

Richard Scully • May 3, 2022

NEWSLETTER MANAGER SAVE OPTION AND FILE MANAGER FOR IMAGES

Here are a couple of tips you might want to keep in mind when using the broadcast message or newsletter manager.


  1. If you are editing your newsletter or broadcast message, be sure to SAVE your work along the way. At the top of the editor, you will see a "SAVE" button that, when pressed, saves your work along the way. If you lose your Internet connection, you will be glad you did. 
  2. The editor's file manager allows uploaded images to be stored in different folders. A new image can be uploaded with a duplicate filename if added to a separate folder. The attached screenshot shows where the "new folder" option is located within the file manager.


We hope this was a helpful tip. 


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