# For Ad Ops: Exports, Trafficking, and Analytics

However, there are a few important things to know when working with **creative links** and navigating the **Summary page**.

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## Studio 4 vs Studio 3 Links

The main difference you’ll encounter is the **URL** used to access a creative:

* `**studio.responsiveads.com**` → for **Studio 4** creatives
* `**app2.responsiveads.com**` → for **Studio 3** creatives

{% hint style="danger" %}
If a designer sends you a **Creative ID** only, always check the **domain name** in the link.\
This tells you whether to open it in Studio 3 or Studio 4.
{% endhint %}

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## Switching Between Studios

If you try to open a Summary page for a **Studio 3 creative in Studio 4**, or vice versa, the tool will **automatically redirect** you to the correct version.

You don’t need to manually switch platforms — the system handles it for you.

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## Navigating the Summary Page in Studio 4

While the content on the Summary page is familiar, navigation has slightly changed in Studio 4:

* The **page title** is now shown in the **center of the top navigation bar**
* To **edit** a creative, click the **Edit** button near the creative name lower on the page\
  (This is no longer available in the top nav)
* To return to other Studio pages, click the **ResponsiveAds logo dropdown** in the top-left
* Use the **`?` Help dropdown** in the top-right to:
  * Access the updated Help Center
  * Watch tutorial videos
  * Read release notes
  * Submit a support ticket directly

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If you have any questions or run into issues, please contact <support@responsiveads.com>.


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