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=== Adding a saved story to Omeka === * With the clipped story saved and open on the screen, click on the Print/Download button in the top right corner. * Click the "Save as JPG" button. (Note: we do not use the "Save as PDF" function because it downloads a very small, low-resolution copy of the clip embedded in a much larger page of white space. The JPG will download in the highest resolution available.) * The file will download to the computer you are working on, probably in a Downloads folder. * In Finder (Mac) or File Explorer (PC), find the file. You will see that it is automatically given a file name that includes the newspaper, date, and page; this is critical source information and should be kept. However, it is helpful if you edit the file name: ** Keep the original name at the beginning ** After the original name, add a hyphen, then... ** ...add a few words that describe the subject of the story. ** For example, this story saved with the name "''The_Greenville_News_1900_06_24_Page_1.jpg''." Edit it to be "''The_Greenville_News_1900_06_24_Page_1 - Isham Mayfield appointed postmaster.jpg''." * Now go to Omeka, find the related record (e.g., the entry for Isham Mayfield), and open the record for editing. * Click on the Media tab at the top. * In the right "Add Media" column, click on Upload. * An upload entry will appear in the middle. In the Title field, provide the same subject line (e.g., "Isham Mayfield Appointed Postmaster"). * Click "Choose File." Select your file, and click Open. * Click "Save."
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