Ah, that's what I was searching for. Problem is, I only have one column, It stars with Lot # and ends with User 6, but there is nothing to the right of it.

Dan

Dan,

YOu are still not quite in the right spot.

let's try this.

Go back to the Tools > HTML template manager
On the bottom of the Template manager dialog box is a button "New"
Click the "New"
When the template options appear, select pure HTML template

A template will appear that has absolutely no field tags in it.
Click in the template anywhere,
Then choose Insert Field tags on the menu

Both the columns should be there for inserting all the different field tags.

Is that more what you are wanting?

By the way, if you post and I dont get right back to you ... it is because we are getting ready to have a bad storm. And I want to head home before I get caught here at work in the hail and high winds

I know I am a total whimp when it comes to storms!



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Ah, so are you then saying that I must use pure html and not use page components if I am to have access to the image tag?

My kids used to be afraid if thunderstorms when they were very young. One day I told them it was like a cool shower, got into my bathing suit nd ran around in the back yard as if it were the beach. Aside from the very scary visual I may have invoked, the kids put on their bathing suits and ran around in the rain. Every time it thundered we yelled back at it. Pretty silly, and my ex didn't appreciate it, but after that none of them were ever afraid of thunderstorms again. Sort of the Harry Potter Ridiculous approach. But I digress!

Dan

Dan,

Yes.. The particular image tag setup you are wanting isn't going to necessarily be available in a regular template editing.

You can center images in a pure HTML template or just about whatever you want to do. Mine is done in CSS and I have I think four versions so I can have images set to a fixed size or the images will be whatever size they are added to AW2000.

Hummm, me running around in a storm in my bathing suit just isn't going to happen. First that would be scary. Think of a bag of bones in a swim suit. Not a pretty picture. And getting me out of the house to do it would be a job in itself.

I am not the person to calm the grandkids down in a tornado warning. I am right with them big eyed and all



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Using the pure html seems to have done it. Now I'm on to learning to import from a csv.

Can I group all my listings with folders and subfolders? Or is that what lots are for?

Dan

Dan,

Oh you dont group listings into folders and subfolders. The auction lots do that for you.

When you first create an Auction lot, the status is Never listed. When you get the lot ready to list, it is Queued for listing.

AFter listing the status automatically changes to Online and the auctino id number is stored as well as the fees.
When you update auctions, any buyer bids are retrieved and stored on the Bid history section for you.

At the end of auction the Auction lot status will change after updating to the appropriate status. Either Offline if it did not sell.

OR Sold not Shipped if it sold.
YOu generate invoices and then begin the backend management.

Auction lots can be duplicated with the click of a button.

You can group Queue auction lots by using the Grid view. In fact there is tons of work that can be done in the Grid view, right click and select the tasks that need to be done.



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