How to share an article via MyLOFT?

How to share an article via MyLOFT?

To Share Articles via MyLOFT:

Mobile:
Go to ""Recently Saved"" or ""Collections"" to find your article.
Tap the ellipsis on the article card, select ""Share,"" then choose ""Other apps.""
Select Gmail from the options to send the article.
Web:

Find the article in ""Recently Saved"" or ""Collections.""
Click the ellipsis, select ""Share,"" and enter the email address in the dialogue box.
Click ""Share"" to send.

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