OK, I consider myself pretty computer friendly, as a starter for this question. So this afternoon I ordered one of my cards as a computer download to send to a friend for her birthday. I received it, I edited it, download it and now what? Do I send it as an attachment to an email or is there some other method that I’m not thinking of. If it has two pages, would I send both as attachments? I thought it would be good to try this out for myself just in case someone asks me – and I obviously don’t quite have the answer.
I would suggest d/loading in standard pdf format, then emailing the pdf as an attachment in an email to your friend.
You didn’t mention what format you d/loaded it in, since you already did it.
Before you ask—On a Mac (I am a Mac user)
here’s how to convert png to pdf format.
Mac: Open the image in the Preview app. Select File > Export as PDF > input a file name > Save.
Hi — so the best way on a desktop is as an attachment? That answers #1. #2: here is where I ran into trouble — How to best download on an IPad or iPhone? I want it to wind up in my photo album so that I can just insert it and there it is when they open their email. I can do it if I screenprint the end result, but could not figure out how to get my download into my photo library. I must be missing a simple step. Do you know what that is?
THANK YOU for asking this. I saw in another post that someone has sold folding cards as downloads. I have a few set for online download and also have no idea how it works either.
Hi @VivianD117 there’s a couple more steps to save your downloaded file into your camera roll on an IPad. I hope the following diagram helps explain it clearly …
So do invitations have separate download pages for each side or does the side with text only download?
And I’m still wondering about the folded greeting cards. So does a folded greeting card have four separate downloads for each page/side? Is the outside one page and the inside one download?
