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# Adding the Media Milwaukee End Screen to Your Sequence

**Note**: Use Chrome as your browser when downloading files. Other browsers can cause unexpected behavior to occur when used to download files.

## Downloading the Media Milwaukee End Screen

1. **Right-click** this link: [Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen.png](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/jams-downloadable-files/templates/Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen.png). In the fly-out menu, select **Save Link As** (or **Download Linked File As** or **Save Target As**.)
2. In the **Save As** box, navigate to and select your project folder.
3. Click **Save**. The Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen.png file will download to your project folder.

## Importing the Media Milwaukee End Screen

1. Go to **File** on the menu bar and select **Import**.
2. [Navigate to your project folder](https://app.gitbook.com/@techresources/s/file-and-folder-management-windows/navigating-folder-tree) and the select the Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen.png.
3. Click **Import**. 

## Adding the Media Milwaukee End Screen to your sequence

1. Select Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen in the Project panel.
2. Click and drag Media-Milwaukee-End-Screen to the end of your sequence.


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