Based in Surrey, BC and serving clients around the Greater Vancouver area, throughout Canada, North America and around the globe, Image X Media specializes in web 2.0 design and Drupal content management solutions. Our custom Drupal theming services and Drupal development expertise has set us apart as a top Drupal development firm in the field. Our focus on custom Drupal design has enabled us to be featured on some of the best CSS and web design galleries in the world. We are recognized for our professonal CSS web design services and are ranked as one of the top design & development firms should you search for us using phrases such as Vancouver web design, Vancouver web development, drupal vancouver, drupal web design, drupal web development, drupal design, drupal development. We are passionate about using the Drupal CMS to social media sites, ecommerce websites and corporate web design projects. We prefer the Drupal content management system because of it’s flexibility and reliability. We believe Drupal is currently the best open source CMS platform in the world. Our team of expert drupal designers and drupal developers are committed to giving back to the open source community and providing professional Drupal consulting services to our valued clients.

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Client Training/Support

For current clients looking for support and resources.

Client Section Login

Current clients can log in here to discuss their ImageX Media web services:

Sending Large Files

To upload an individual file:

  1. Open the Client Section in your Browser (http://imagex.clientsection.com)
  2. Click on the Files tab and click the “Upload a File” button.
  3. Click the “Choose File” button and a file browser will open.
  4. Navigate your harddrive and select the file you’d like to upload and then click “Choose”.
  5. Check off the individual you’d like to have emailed about the file you’re sending and then click the “Upload the file” button.
  6. Make sure to wait until the blue stripped uploading bar has stopped moving (and the page has reloaded) and you see the file in the “Files for the Project” list before you close the browser window. (otherwise the file won’t have uploaded).

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Figure 21: Uploading files to the Client Section

NOTE: The other option for uploading files is to click on the “Attach files to this message” link that you’ll see just below the box you type in when responding to a Client Section message.

Uploading Multiple Files

To upload multiple files you should add them to a folder and then zip them before you upload them to the Client Section. Zipping a file creates a compressed version of the file that is considerably smaller than the original. Also, by zipping a folder of files, you can upload or download them all at once to our client section, which saves time. Here’s how to do this:

On PCs:

  1. Create a folder and copy your files into the folder.
  2. Right click on the folder and then click on “Add to Zip file” or “Add to Archive” to zip the folder.

There are more instructions on zip files on the Microsoft office website.

NOTE: If your computer doesn’t have a program to compress files, “Winzip”: is a popular one that you can download a trial version of.

On Macs:

  1. Create a folder and copy your files into the folder.
  2. Right click on the folder and then click on “Create archive of ____”.
  3. You can send choose the zipped file when you browse on http://www.yousendit.com

Large Folders or Files

If your zipped folder is larger than 10 MB, then they won’t upload to the client section. In this case you could divide your files into folders that are smaller than 10 MB or your could use an online ftp program.

The easiest option for this would be to go to “Yousendit.com” (http://www.yousendit.com):

  1. In the yousendit homepage’s “Send a File Now” box, please enter admin@imagexmedia.com into the “Recipient Email”, your own email, and a “Subject”.
  2. Then you can click “Browse” or “Choose File” for the “Select a File” field.
  3. A window will pop up and allow you to look for your file on your hard drive.
  4. Click on the zipped folder that you’d like to send and then click “Choose” at the bottom of the window.
  5. Click on the green “Send it” button.

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Figure 22: Sending Large Files Via Yousendit.com

Feel free to contact us should you need any further assistance with this.