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Can I filelink a file already in Box?

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Have Box account set up with files already uploaded. Can I use Filelink to attach any of these to an outgoing email? Do the files have to be in the Thunderbird folder? What is the procedure?

Have Box account set up with files already uploaded. Can I use Filelink to attach any of these to an outgoing email? Do the files have to be in the Thunderbird folder? What is the procedure?

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You can simply use the link to those files stored on Box.com and paste it into the body of the email you're composing. If you used Thunderbird to initially upload the files to Box.com, the link should be in the initial email sent.

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You can simply use the link to those files stored on Box.com and paste it into the body of the email you're composing. If you used Thunderbird to initially upload the files to Box.com, the link should be in the initial email sent.