Cybelia WebMail: your business mailbox
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What is backed up
11 Views •Why a mailbox of your own
11 Views •Finding your way around the screen
9 Views •The Files screen
7 Views •Signing in
8 Views •Sharing a folder, delegating your mailbox
8 Views •Three habits for the first month
7 Views •Settings, and what you adjust there
7 Views •Reading your mail
7 Views •The Mail screen
7 Views •Folders and tags
7 Views •The Calendars screen
6 Views •Who this course is for
6 Views •Your signature
6 Views •The vocabulary, in ten words
6 Views •The Search screen
5 Views •When something sticks, open a ticket
5 Views •Time away and your phone
5 Views •The Contacts screen
4 Views •Writing a message
4 Views •The Files screen
A shared space, not one more attachment
The folder icon opens your file space. You put there what has to last and circulate: the drawings for a job, a supplier's technical sheets, photographs of an installation. The New button sends a file from your computer; drag and drop works too.
Filing and finding
The arrow beside New creates a folder. You file there as on a computer, by dragging files. The display switches between list and thumbnails, which speak more plainly when photographs are involved.
A right click on a file offers to view it without downloading: PDFs, images and office documents open straight in the page.
Sharing, and with whom
A file's sharing tab offers three routes. You add collaborators from the company, to read or to edit. You generate an internal link, for colleagues. Or you create a public link, for a customer or an architect with no account: that link can be given an expiry date and an access code, and is revoked with one click the day the job is finished.
Versions
A replaced file does not wipe out the old one: earlier versions stay available, and you can go back to one of them. A drawing V3 that turns out wrong therefore does not cost you drawing V2.
For a heavy file, send the link rather than the attachment. The recipient downloads the latest version, your message stays light, and everybody's mailbox thanks you for it.
In closing
A link weighs less than an attachment and does not go stale in a mailbox. For a heavy drawing or a file that has to circulate, it is the right habit.
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