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name (For example: digital.yourcompany.com) for the CNAME record created above. It can take up to 48 hours for a new CNAME record to be accessible to Tizra Publisher. Figure 4

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name (For example: digital.yourcompany.com) for the CNAME record created above. It can take up to 48 hours for a new CNAME record to be accessible to Tizra Publisher. Figure 4

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Selecting the Web Address for Your Tizra Site When Tizra first sets up your Tizra Publisher website, we give you the default name of YourCompanyName.tizrapublisher.com. Tizra gives you the option to create your own, custom web address using your existing domain name or a new subdomain. You can have your existing domain name (For example: yourcompany.com) point at your Tizra Publisher site or you can create a new subdomain name (For example: digital.yourcompany.com) to point at your Tizra Publisher site. Selecting a web address that includes your company’s own name has the advantage of making it clear to users that you are the source of the content on the site and making it easy for them to remember where to find it, and also should help your ranking in Google search results. To customize your web address in Tizra: 1. Go to your own domain hosting provider and create a CNAME (Canonical Name) record, which is an alias that will bounce users from your domain or subdomain name to your Tizra Publisher web address. Note: No two domain hosting providers are exactly alike, but usually you will want to go to domain hosting provider’s DNS (Domain Name Server) settings. 2. From the Tizra Control Panel, go to SETTINGS Site Name and copy the entry from Your Tizra Publisher Address (Figure 3). The format of the number will be s#########.tizrapublisher.com Figure 3 3. Enter Your Tizra Publisher Address from above in your domain hosting provider’s CNAME record field. 4. On the SETTINGS Site Name screen, in the Enter Domain Name field (Figure 4), enter your domain name (For example: yourcompany.com) OR enter your subdomain !

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Selecting the Web Address for Your Tizra Site When Tizra first sets up your Tizra Publisher website, we give you the default name of YourCompanyName.tizrapublisher.com. Tizra gives you the option to create your own, custom web address using your existing domain name or a new subdomain. You can have your existing domain name (For example: yourcompany.com) point at your Tizra Publisher site or you can create a new subdomain name (For example: digital.yourcompany.com) to point at your Tizra Publisher site. Selecting a web address that includes your company’s own name has the advantage of making it clear to users that you are the source of the content on the site and making it easy for them to remember where to find it, and also should help your ranking in Google search results. To customize your web address in Tizra: 1. Go to your own domain hosting provider and create a CNAME (Canonical Name) record, which is an alias that will bounce users from your domain or subdomain name to your Tizra Publisher web address. Note: No two domain hosting providers are exactly alike, but usually you will want to go to domain hosting provider’s DNS (Domain Name Server) settings. 2. From the Tizra Control Panel, go to SETTINGS Site Name and copy the entry from Your Tizra Publisher Address (Figure 3). The format of the number will be s#########.tizrapublisher.com Figure 3 3. Enter Your Tizra Publisher Address from above in your domain hosting provider’s CNAME record field. 4. On the SETTINGS Site Name screen, in the Enter Domain Name field (Figure 4), enter your domain name (For example: yourcompany.com) OR enter your subdomain !

Loading Individual PDFs Uploading your PDFs kicks off the process of creating PDF files for publication on your web site. Tizra Publisher will import metadata like Title and Author(s) if they are present in your PDF and you can edit these and other fields in the Document Properties screen that appears after the upload. The system also imports PDF Bookmarks to create Table of Contents entries, which can be edited by clicking on the Table of Contents link. For more details on how to test and prepare PDFs for Tizra upload, please see our Preparing and Testing PDFs for Tizra Upload guide. For instructions on how to upload a PDF, see the Creating a New Document section.

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Loading Individual PDFs Uploading your PDFs kicks off the process of creating PDF files for publication on your web site. Tizra Publisher will import metadata like Title and Author(s) if they are present in your PDF and you can edit these and other fields in the Document Properties screen that appears after the upload. The system also imports PDF Bookmarks to create Table of Contents entries, which can be edited by clicking on the Table of Contents link. For more details on how to test and prepare PDFs for Tizra upload, please see our Preparing and Testing PDFs for Tizra Upload guide. For instructions on how to upload a PDF, see the Creating a New Document section.

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