Energy Efficiency Label Editor

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This is the dialog behind Add and Edit on
Manage Energy Efficiency Labels. It holds a description and
two pictures — the energy label, and the product information sheet.

No screenshot. This dialog is opened from a screen the capture run cannot reach, Manage Energy Efficiency Labels, and the capture run
photographs routed pages and the dialogs a page toolbar opens rather than ones behind a menu.
Everything on it is named below, in the order it appears on screen.

Where to find it

Open Manage Energy Efficiency Labels and click
Add, or select a row and click Edit.

What is on it

Control What it is
Description Your own name for the record. Required, and it is what the picker on a listing lists, so name it for the model — “Bosch WAN28281GB energy label”, not “Label 1”.
Upload Label Image The energy label picture. One file. Once uploaded, the picture is shown beside the upload control.
Upload Product Information Sheet Image The information sheet, uploaded the same way and shown the same way.
Save Checks the description and closes the dialog. The screen underneath writes the record.
Cancel Closes without saving.
Both pictures go to eBay as you upload them, before the record is saved. If you then press
Cancel, the files are already on eBay’s picture service; nothing here is broken by that,
but it is why an upload cannot be undone from this dialog.

How to fill it in

  1. Type a Description naming the model.
  2. Under Upload Label Image, choose the label file. Wait for the picture to appear.
  3. Under Upload Product Information Sheet Image, choose the sheet. Wait for that picture too.
  4. Click Save.

FAQ

Q: Save does nothing.
A: The description is empty. The dialog says Description must be entered at
the top.
Q: How do I replace a picture?
A: Upload another one in the same place. The new upload takes over; the old picture
is simply no longer referred to.
Q: Can I save with only the label and no sheet?
A: The dialog allows it — only the description is enforced. Whether eBay
accepts a listing carrying half of it is eBay’s rule, and for German listings it generally does
not.
Q: What file types?
A: The same picture types the rest of the product uploads, within eBay’s 7 MB
limit. A PDF is not a picture — export it as PNG or JPEG first.

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