Drag and drop
Drag files onto a message you are writing to attach them, or drop them on an open conversation to start a reply with the files already attached.
What it does
Drop it where it belongs
Drop onto a message
A drop zone appears over the message you are writing, and letting go attaches the files.
Drop to reply
Drop files on an open conversation and a reply starts with them attached.
Several at once
Drop as many as you like, up to 25 in a message. Each one shows as it uploads.
Told what did not fit
A folder, or a file over the limit, is named. The other files still go in.
How it works
Drag, drop, done
- 1
Drag
Pick files on your computer and drag them over DMU Mail. A drop zone shows where they can go.
- 2
Drop
Let go on the message you are writing, or on an open conversation to start a reply.
- 3
Check
Each file shows as it uploads. Press Send when you are ready.
Good to know
The details
- Limits
- Up to 25 files in a message, 25 MB each. Where your organisation allows it, larger files go as download links, up to 2 GB.
- Folders
- A folder cannot be attached. Zip it first, or drop the files inside it.
- Where
- Any message you are writing, and any open conversation you can reply to. Not on phones and tablets, which have the Attach files button.
- Reply or Reply all
- A drop on a conversation starts whichever your Default reply setting chooses, in Settings › Writing.
Be one of the first teams in
We let a few organisations into the private beta every week. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when there’s room for your team.
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