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We use "EVENT" interesting moments:But when adding new interesting moments, "Event" isn't even listed anymore. Has that been replaced with "Milestone"?

You might also want to edit the email so that you have more room for flexibility in the layout. Not sure how your template is structured, but by the looks of it, the main content/sidebar is a table row consisting of two table cells, nested within one main table cell. Make sure the widths don't exc...

By chance, do you have Windows scaling (defined in display settings - if using Windows) set to anything above 100%? We've had these same issues for users who have adjusted their Windows display setting to anything other than 100%. Check out this article - this a a widespread issue with responsive em...

RCE is your best bet whenever you need to analyze activity across workspaces - since RCE doesn't see workspaces/partitions and is just one big data warehouse. It's also helpful if you have appropriate tags setup properly to further "slice and dice" your data. We have 23 workspaces and rely heavily ...

Tokens that are only for that specific event would be setup at the program level. Any common tokens that are the same across all programs (or even most programs) can be setup at the folder level. The folder level token will be inherited by each program. You can also override those by modifying the i...

Do you have something in the gray box (that we can't see) that could be making the box wider than it's intended to be and forcing it to appear after/below the table cell on the left? A URL or long email address can often cause this.

I don't believe tokens have any format applied to them. They consist of raw data. When we use them within the content of our emails and landing pages, they take on the format of the rest of the content.

I do know that not all tracking URLs are the shortened variety. For example, when including a token that contained a URL in an email, the tracking link was much longer than our typical tracking links.

Christine - using option #1, Marketo will cookie you as the lead. You should always try to avoid submitting a form on behalf of another user. We always manually upload these types of leads manually to the program and have a trigger campaign that sends out the email confirmation.