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== Mobile Route ==
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=== Adding a New Mobile Route ===
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To add a new Mobile Route, click on the arrow beside the New icon ([[File:New_new_button_without_arrow.JPG]]) for a list of items you can add. Select OTHER, and then select Mobile Route. The Mobile Route Details Window will appear, and a new Mobile Route can be entered.
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=== Modifying a Mobile Route ===
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To modify a Mobile Route, simply click the database from the OTHER folder, then double click the desired item and make the change(s) necessary. Once you have finished, click the Save ([[File:New_save_button.JPG]]) button.
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=== Deleting a Mobile Route ===
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To delete a Mobile Route, there must be no sites associated with it. Select the database from the OTHER folder, then double click the desired item. Select the Delete button ([[File:New_delete_button.JPG]]) for the record. Ad Manager will ask you for confirmation to delete the Mobile Route.

Latest revision as of 20:30, 4 August 2013

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Mobile Route

Adding a New Mobile Route

To add a new Mobile Route, click on the arrow beside the New icon (New new button without arrow.JPG) for a list of items you can add. Select OTHER, and then select Mobile Route. The Mobile Route Details Window will appear, and a new Mobile Route can be entered.


Modifying a Mobile Route

To modify a Mobile Route, simply click the database from the OTHER folder, then double click the desired item and make the change(s) necessary. Once you have finished, click the Save (New save button.JPG) button.


Deleting a Mobile Route

To delete a Mobile Route, there must be no sites associated with it. Select the database from the OTHER folder, then double click the desired item. Select the Delete button (New delete button.JPG) for the record. Ad Manager will ask you for confirmation to delete the Mobile Route.