Okay explain it to me one more time

As long as it doesn't have bids yet, you can just make your changes to the listing on Auctiva, then once that is saved go to the Saved Listings page, select the listing and click the "Get HTML" button. Copy all the HTML in the window that pops up and go to eBay. Revise your listing and replace the entire description with the HTML you copied from Auctiva.

Hope that helps!

The problem is that I tend to delete all of my saved listings after a couple of weeks as I thought it helped made more room for your servers. Thus I don't have this auction in my saved listings folder.

I have it in my active folder but I don't know how to use the same procedure you suggested. Also is there any reason to save any listings in the active folder once it has been listed on ebay?

Is it possible to import listings from the Active folder into the Saved folder?

Actually, I just took a look and there's a "Revise" button in the Active folder so you should be able to do it that way, I guess.

Revise only takes you back to the actual auction on ebay and lets you revise any section there.

Oops, sorry, AL. I haven't actually tried that button before.

You could Create from Similar and then Get HTML but, of course, it would have to still be available in the dropdown on the listings page (and I assume it's not).

It sounds crazy, but can you move an active listing to the Imported folder (or any other) and then import it into the Saved folder?

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Since I removed the saved listing I don't think I can use the other option so when the auction ends I will just create a similar auction from Auctiva and add the new pictures and then list it