New - ClubRunner 2.0 has a built-in shared image library!

Gone are the days that you need to upload your desired standard Rotary images from your local computer to your website. A new feature of ClubRunner V2.0, you are now able to upload commonly used pictures for your club within the image library. Now you can quickly and easily reference various images in your custom content and banner designer from this predefined image library. Located under the Website tab, this enhancement allows site administrators to upload pictures so they can now be stored and accessed in a centralized location. For each picture uploaded, you can specify the re-size width or height so that it can be compressed. If your image is greater than 1024 pixels, it will automatically be re-sized for you.

For more information about this feature, please contact our support team.

Week 29: Tip of the Week

#29: Did you know that posting pictures on your site is one of the best ways you can share your club’s accomplishments and encourage fellowship? Since a picture is worth a thousand words, tell your story with much detail by creating photo albums with on your web site. Watch a video tutorial to find out how easy it is!

ClubRunner at RI 2009 Convention

With over 15,000 Rotarians in attendance, the Rotary International 2009 Convention was a great success for us.

Our booth was always busy and we had the chance to meet with some of our existing customers and potential ones from various countries around the world.

It was a pleasure to meet, greet and talk to many of you and listen to all of your feedback about ClubRunner. Thanks for the memories and the experience in Birmingham that can’t possibly be duplicated. Hope to see you in Montreal next year!

Week 2: Tip of the Week

Tip #2: How to Insert Larger Photos in your Stories

Did you know? You can reference large photos within your stories simply by copying and pasting from another source. For example, if you have several photos loaded in your photo journal and wish to reference them in a bulletin story, view each picture in its larger size, right click over the image, and select Copy. Then, within the story editor, right click where you wish to place the picture, and select Paste. The photo will appear amongst your text! Repeat this as many times as you wish.

* Note: this tip only works for Internet Explorer.