That’s it - Postbox creates a link to the cloud file.

Drag the file from your Dropbox, Box, or Microsoft OneDrive folder into the body of the email.

Create the email in which you want to 'send' the cloud file.

To 'send' a file using Cloud File Sharing: Failure to do so will result in corrupted file links.

Ensure the 'keep me signed in' checkbox is checked for OneDrive and any other applicable Cloud File sharing services.Sign in to your cloud service provider and allow the provider the access it requests.Click Add, select the desired cloud service from the popup menu, and click Set up Account.Make sure Send links when attaching files in your cloud folder is checked.Navigate to Preferences/Options > Attachments > Outgoing.Navigate to Preferences/Options > Privacy and ensure that Accept cookies from sites is enabled.Since you’re only sending a link to a file, you can modify the file right up until the moment your recipient clicks the link to download it.Ĭloud File Sharing uses your cloud account with Dropbox, Dropbox for Business, OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and Box.A file you won’t take up space in your email account or the recipient’s since it’s stored with a cloud service provider.Without attachments, emails can be sent more quickly.

The cloud file can then be downloaded at his or her convenience. Your email arrives without making the recipient download the file just to read the email.It’s a great time-saver (and email account space-saver).

Postbox's Cloud File Sharing makes it easy to email links to files stored in the cloud instead of sending the files themselves.

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