After Publishing An Ad In Google Web Designer, How Can The Graphics Files Be Accessed In DoubleClick Studio?

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–After Publishing An Ad In Google Web Designer, How Can The Graphics Files Be Accessed In DoubleClick Studio?–

–The files are initially accessible in DoubleClick Campaign Manager.–

–The files must be manually uploaded into the asset library.–

–The creative’s files are automatically shared in the asset library.–

–The files are accessed through a third-party file manager.–

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