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Webmail - Files and Folder Sharing

Sharing Files and Folders

The Webmail allows you to share folders and files with other members of your organization, enabling seamless collaboration.

 

How to Share a Folder

Follow these steps to activate sharing for a specific folder within your Webmail:

  1. Select the Folder: In the Webmail files section, right-click on the folder you wish to share and select Properties.

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  2. Activate Sharing: In the Properties tab, check the box labeled Activate sharing. This enables the sharing functionality for that specific directory.

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  3. Configure Notifications (Optional): You may also choose to:

    • Notify me about changes in this folder: Receive alerts when others modify files.

    • Apply the folder's display settings for everyone: Standardize the view for all collaborators.

  4. Save Changes: Click Apply or Save.

 

Managing Permissions

Once sharing is active, you can define exactly who has access and what level of control they have.

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  1. Navigate to the Permissions tab within the Properties window.

  2. Add Members: Click the plus (+) icon to add new users or groups to the folder.

  3. Set Permission Levels: Assign specific access levels to each user or group:

    • Read only: Users can view and download files but cannot make changes.

    • Read and Create only: Users can view files and upload new content but cannot delete or modify existing files.

    • Manage: Full access to view, upload, edit, and delete content.

  4. Remove Access: To stop sharing with a specific user, select their name and click the trash icon.

  5. Finalize: Click Save to apply the permissions.

 

Accessing Shared Content

When a folder is shared with you, it will appear under the Shared section in your file navigation sidebar. This allows teams to maintain a central repository for shared documents, images, and project files.