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Enter Y<strong>our</strong> From Label – We recommend this <strong>to</strong> be y<strong>our</strong> company<br />
name. You’ll get a much better response <strong>to</strong> y<strong>our</strong> email if the name is one<br />
y<strong>our</strong> recipients recognize.<br />
Enter Y<strong>our</strong> Subject Line – The subject line is like the headline of a<br />
newspaper article: it should be concise, interesting and describe what the<br />
message is about. Try <strong>to</strong> keep the subject under 45 characters, because<br />
many email browsers cut the subject line off at that point.<br />
Beneath these two steps, you’ll find the Canvas itself, which is divided in<strong>to</strong> an HTML<br />
Content and Text Content section. The HTML Content section is open by default, so<br />
we’ll start there and discuss the Text Content section later on.<br />
Within the HTML Content area you’ll find the Designer’s Toolbar and the blank canvas<br />
itself. The best way <strong>to</strong> get started is <strong>to</strong> click the very first but<strong>to</strong>n in the <strong>to</strong>olbar: Choose<br />
Layout. (See Item 1 in diagram on page 31). This will open a pop-up window that provides<br />
numerous layouts filtered in<strong>to</strong> several categories. Many of the layouts are themed with<br />
particular industries in mind, but you can choose any layout you like regardless of whether<br />
it matches y<strong>our</strong> industry since, unlike the Wizard borders, every part of each layout can be<br />
edited and changed very easily.<br />
After you choose y<strong>our</strong> layout, you can start adding content. In this guide we’ll look at<br />
specific actions like adding images, creating links, adding / editing text, personalizing y<strong>our</strong><br />
message and changing background colors. But performing even relatively simple actions<br />
like these can be confusing at first if you don’t know the function of each but<strong>to</strong>n within the<br />
Designer’s Toolbar. So let’s start with a quick description of the but<strong>to</strong>ns that are most often<br />
used, starting from the <strong>to</strong>p row and working <strong>to</strong> the bot<strong>to</strong>m.<br />
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