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The Media Library page lists each piece of media by name, who added the media (author), which page

the media has been added to (Attached to), and how many comments are pending for the page or post

the media has been attached to.

The media in your library can be images, sound, video, and various document types. Artisteer.net

allows you to upload any file type that is Wordpress compatible (i.e. any type you could upload to
Wordpress.com). This includes .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .pdf., .doc, .ppt, .mp3, .mp4a, .wav, .avi, .mp4,

.mpg, .mov., and .wmv. Flash files (.swf, .flv, etc), for security reasons cannot be added to your media
library, but you can embed these videos using an URL reference; see the ‘Press This’ tool

(OptionsSettingsTools).

When you add images to your pages or posts, you can select them from here (“Media Library”), add

them from your desktop (which also adds them to your library), or include them from another website
using an URL reference. See HomePostsNew Post.

New Media

Use this page to add media files to your media library. Selecting this choice on the Ribbon bar is the
same as selecting the ‘Add New’ button on the Media Library page (see above).

Note, the maximum size of the media file you can upload is 5MB, and the maximum space your
website can occupy on Artisteer.net is 200MB.

If you have Adobe Flash player, your browser will use this by default to select and upload your image
files from the desktop. Using the Flash uploader, you can select and upload more than one file. If you

have trouble uploading your files, or you do not have Flash, try the Browser uploader instead, however
the Browser uploader will only upload 1 file at a time.

After uploading your image files, the page will display a list of all the images that have been received.
If you uploaded a single file, you can add attributes to each file in your library. The attributes vary

depending on the type of file that you uploaded. See Inserting Media in your Pages or Posts for more

information about how to define the attributes for each type.

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