Hey,

That is a shame about the Parent mail, but I guess it makes sense that it has to be linked to a child.

The fact that it is a PDF wont matter, the system will just take the attachment and post it in.

You can just sent each of the parent planners in an email with a appropriate title and tag to the address and this should post directly. I think that would be easier than logging onto the website, uploading the file then going to the page and creating the link?

As a demo I have copied in that address on this email and you should be able to see the post here: http://www.theheightsprimary.co.uk/test-blog

To make it go on to this page I have included the line below:

Have a go and see how you get on or I can come in and talk you through it if you want?

Thanks
Barney

On Monday, June 6, 2016 10:44 AM, The Heights School Office <info@theheightsprimary.co.uk> wrote:

Dear Barney

I have looked through your instruction and I don’t think this is workable.

The link cannot be added to ParentMail as it must be linked to a pupil. The only way is to add it in manually each time.

Secondly, the Planners are sent as PDF attachments to the ParentMail, not as the body of the email.

And I’ll need some support working out how tag lines operate……

Lyn

Lyn Greenwood
School Secretary
The Heights Primary School
Tel: 0118 357 0123

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