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    1) The document provides advertising specifications for different ad units including leaderboard, skyscraper, medium rectangle, and small square dimensions and a file size limit of 50K. 2) It also lists dimensions and file types for in-blog features, rectangles, and micro bars. Acceptable file types are static JPG, PNG, and GIF files as well as animated GIFs up to 15 seconds. 3) Flash ad specifications require version 10 or below, a non-flash backup, and support of the clickTAG variable to properly track clicks.

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    1) The document provides advertising specifications for different ad units including leaderboard, skyscraper, medium rectangle, and small square dimensions and a file size limit of 50K. 2) It also lists dimensions and file types for in-blog features, rectangles, and micro bars. Acceptable file types are static JPG, PNG, and GIF files as well as animated GIFs up to 15 seconds. 3) Flash ad specifications require version 10 or below, a non-flash backup, and support of the clickTAG variable to properly track clicks.

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    1) The document provides advertising specifications for different ad units including leaderboard, skyscraper, medium rectangle, and small square dimensions and a file size limit of 50K. 2) It also lists dimensions and file types for in-blog features, rectangles, and micro bars. Acceptable file types are static JPG, PNG, and GIF files as well as animated GIFs up to 15 seconds. 3) Flash ad specifications require version 10 or below, a non-flash backup, and support of the clickTAG variable to properly track clicks.

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    1) The document provides advertising specifications for different ad units including leaderboard, skyscraper, medium rectangle, and small square dimensions and a file size limit of 50K. 2) It also lists dimensions and file types for in-blog features, rectangles, and micro bars. Acceptable file types are static JPG, PNG, and GIF files as well as animated GIFs up to 15 seconds. 3) Flash ad specifications require version 10 or below, a non-flash backup, and support of the clickTAG variable to properly track clicks.

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    Advertising specs

    Ad Unit dimensions Leaderboard: 728 x 90px Skyscraper: 160 x 600px Medium Rectangle: 300 x 250px Small Square: 125 x 125px File size
    Ads must be 50K or smaller

    In-Blog Feature: 450 x 350px Rectangle: 300 x 100px Micro bar: 88 x 31px

    File type
    Static (non-animated) ads .jpg, .png and .gif files are acceptable Animated .gifs Animated .gifs are restricted to a maximum of 15 seconds (at a 15-20 fps), after which point they must remain static.

    Flash Ads
    All Flash ads must be published in version 10 or below. They must also be accompanied by a non-flash backup ad for mobile browsers that are not Flash-compatible. ClickTAG: All Flash ads should support the clickTAG variable. The clickTAG is the tracking code assigned by Google to an individual ad. It allows Google to register where the ad was displayed when it was clicked and helps advertisers determine the effectiveness of their campaign. On any click, Flash ads should redirect to the URL specified in the clickTAG argument; there should be no other redirection in between. The variable must be spelled clickTAG (upper-case TAG; no space between click and TAG) and not clicktag, Click Tag or any other variation. The code for the parameter is as follows: on (release){ if (clickTAG.substr(0,5) == "http:"){ getURL (clickTAG,"_blank"); } } Note that it is not necessary to specify the destination URL for the ad anywhere in this code; this is taken care of through the use of clickTAG. Also, depending on the structure of your Flash ad, it may be necessary to prepend _root. or _level0. to clickTAG above, resulting in _root.clickTAG or _level0.clickTAG. It is strongly recommended to upload the ad into your account and verify that the ad is behaving normally prior to it going live, allowing time for any necessary changes. Ads will be tracked by Google DFP

    Version 1.0 November 15, 2011

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