24. How To: Program Set Up
How to set up the shell or starting point of your event program
Access the program
Click 'Program' in the Toolbar on top
Click 'Program Settings'
From here you can add the Program Dates, Session Breaks, the Event Rooms you are using and User Permissions
Important: you should not change the Program Settings - including event days, times, rooms and breaks - after creating the program in the Program Editor (you should only make program changes within the Program Editor). Please contact us at support@evexus.com and we will make the required changes for you.
Click Save on the User Permissions page
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