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==Create a new issue== | ==Create a new issue== | ||
| − | In Content Station, double-click the Planning application from the home screen. The button to make a new issue is directly above the list of existing issues. Click that. | + | In Content Station, double-click the Planning [[application]] from the [[home screen]]. The button to make a new issue is directly above the list of existing issues. Click that. |
Fill out as much information as you can (subject and description are optional for HOTELS, Meatingplace and Carnetec but may prove useful for Plate). Click "Save & Close." The issue will now appear in the list. | Fill out as much information as you can (subject and description are optional for HOTELS, Meatingplace and Carnetec but may prove useful for Plate). Click "Save & Close." The issue will now appear in the list. | ||
==Setting up dossiers== | ==Setting up dossiers== | ||
| − | The button to create a new dossier is above the list of issue contents. Create a dossier for each section of the magazine, using the naming conventions described [[dossier#Creating a dossier|here]]. | + | The button to create a new [[dossier]] is above the list of issue contents. Create a dossier for each section of the magazine, using the naming conventions described [[dossier#Creating a dossier|here]]. |
Revision as of 21:33, 19 August 2015
The managing editors will take care of this on an ongoing basis.
Create a new issue
In Content Station, double-click the Planning application from the home screen. The button to make a new issue is directly above the list of existing issues. Click that.
Fill out as much information as you can (subject and description are optional for HOTELS, Meatingplace and Carnetec but may prove useful for Plate). Click "Save & Close." The issue will now appear in the list.
Setting up dossiers
The button to create a new dossier is above the list of issue contents. Create a dossier for each section of the magazine, using the naming conventions described here.
