Attaching files in webmail

Files can be attached to messages either by clicking the "Attach a file" button or by dragging and dropping it in the right-hand area of the composer:

Attaching files using drag and drop

In the file browser, drag and drop one or several attachments into the right-hand pane of the composer.

The files are then either physically attached in the message or shown as hyperlinks, depending on the automatic detachment file size set by the administrator:

The icon before each file shows whether it is attached or linked:

• Detached file (also listed in the blue box in the message body)
• Physical file

The  icon at the end of the row allows you to delete attachments.

Attaching files using the "Attach a file" button

Clicking the "Attach a file" or  buttons opens a dialog box that allows you to attach files from your computer or from the BlueMind server:

• From computer opens the default system file manager

• From BlueMind server opens the BlueMind file chooser:
  
  This file chooser enables you to browse previously sent files which are stored in the user's area on the server.

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  To select multiple files, clic them while pressing Ctrl/Command key

Once selected, files are automatically added to your message. A button allows you to detach each file manually ("Store in remote server"):

• When a file has been detached, the "Store in mail" button allows you to add it back to the message
• The  icon at the end of the row allows you to remove attachments (both physical and linked)
• The "From computer" and "From BlueMind server" buttons allow you to add more attachments.

Once all files are selected, click the "Upload" button to confirm and attach them. Detached files are then sent to the server and the download box is added to the message as appropriate. Physical file attachments are shown in the right-hand pane of the message:

Viewing attachments

When you receive a message, physical attachments are shown as a list to the right of the message while linked attachments are shown in a blue box within the message:

Click the file's name to download the attachment.

Linking attachments in thick clients

The BlueMind connector allows users of Thunderbird to use the linked attachments feature.

For more information on how it works, please visit the dedicated page Synchronisation avec Thunderbird.

Connecting a NextCloud account

You can connect a NextCloud account if it is installed and operational on the domain.

In user preferences, go to My account > "External accounts" tab

• If no account has been connected yet, a "Configure Account" button is shown. Click it to add a new account:
  
• Type in the login username and the password for the NextCloud you want to connect:
  
• Save
• The configuration button is gone and the account is shown:
   
  Note: you can delete the connection at any time using the icon or modify the connection data by clicking the "Nextcloud" link or the "Edit" button
• Click "Save" to confirm the account creation

From then on, linked attachments work in the same way but the BlueMind file chooser now shows NextCloud account files as well as their folder structure:

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