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Adding plans to folders

How can I add plans to my favourites or to the folders I have created in the folders section?

Dave SargentTeacher, Brunei

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Steven PortplanOther, England

Dear Christopher,

For plans that you created yourself, you can drag and drop plans and other resources into the folders that you choose. For plans in the Plan Archive, click into the plan that you bought and click Edit then Copy. This creates a copy in your Folders. Go into your Folders and then drag and drop into your chosen folder. Your own plans can`t appear in Favourites, but a plan from the Archive can if you rate the session.

Hope this helps.

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