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Learn how to add images in PoliteMail for Outlook or Online. Use the Add Image feature for faster sends, reusable assets, and better mobile compatibility.
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Learn how to use the "Save As" feature in PoliteMail to save messages as Drafts or Templates. Understand permissions, retention policies, and differences between desktop and online versions when managing saved messages.
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Last Updated: 10/22/2025
in Using the Beefree Editor
Review known issues for PoliteMail’s Beefree integration. Learn about current limitations, Outlook rendering quirks, and available workarounds in version 5.3.
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Last Updated: 10/22/2025
in Using the Beefree Editor
PoliteMail 5.3 integrates with Beefree for drag‑and‑drop email design. Access templates, lists, and metrics in PoliteMail Online—no Beefree account needed.
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Last Updated: 10/21/2025
in Using the PoliteMail Builder
Discover the new PoliteMail Builder—featuring an easier layout, drag-and-drop content, AI-powered subject suggestions, and Folders for organizing templates, layouts, and assets.
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PoliteMail tracks "Likely Forwarded" emails when using Individual or Anonymous Measurement Mode, detecting messages opened by multiple devices and unique IP addresses. Forwarded messages may appear differently due to email client rendering and code changes, regardless of platform or editor used.
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Learn how to use PoliteMail’s Message Expiration feature (v5.1+) to set expiration dates for time-sensitive messages. Works with PoliteMail 365 and Online editions. Includes setup requirements, scheduling options, and admin controls for modifying or deleting expirations.
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Make PoliteMail Smart Attachments private by marking them as Secure. Enable internal‑only access and prevent unauthorized viewing or external sharing.
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Flight School is PoliteMail’s self-paced learning platform designed to help users master the basics before attending live workshops. Access is by invitation only, and includes courses to get you up and running with PoliteMail quickly and confidently.
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Gain an overview of PoliteMail software upgrade procedures, including automatic updates for online users, steps for desktop add-ins, license considerations, release schedules, and best practices for maintaining the latest version.