Change image on Matter Type

Sometimes you may want to change the image against a matter type to make each one more unique and distinct from others at a glance.  It can be particularly handy for non-conveyancing matter types such as Family or Litigation.

If you wish to change the image for a matter type, an Administrator can do this by going to Options -> Matter Types and choosing the matter type from the left-hand list. Then where it says “Custom Matter Type Image” (right-hand side of the screen) click  the “Change” button.

 

Locate where you have stored your image and double click it.

Your chosen icon will appear against that matter type when you go to your Find Screen or in the New Matter window.

 

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