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Attachments
Use this tab to specify what files to attach to the e-mail.
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Attach input job file: Select to attach the current job file to the email that the task sends.
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Rename to: Check this option to rename the job file before attaching it to the email, and
enter a name.
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File: Select additional or more additional files to include as attachments. Enter the file
name, or use the Browse button to navigate and select the file. To add the file to the list of
files to attach, click the Add file to Attach list button (the downward pointing arrow).
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List of files to attach: Lists the files that will be attached to the email. Selecting the
Attach output file(s) option adds these files at the top of the list. Any other file that may
have been added using the File box (above) is also listed here.
To remove a file from the list, select it, then right-click and select Remove from the list.
Connection
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Application ID: Enter the application ID provided by Azure for this specific application.
This value is static and cannot contain variables.
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Application Password: Enter the client secret (key) for the Azure app. This value is static
and cannot contain variables.
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Tenant ID: Enter the Tenant ID as specified in Azure. This value is static and cannot
contain variables.
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User ID: This is the user's ID or email address. This value is dynamic and may include
variables.
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Use delegated permissions: Select this option to use delegated permissions instead of
application permissions. Delegated permissions allow the application to log in as a
standard registered user, and IT can grant that user account access to specific inboxes
and specific OneDrive folders.
Application permissions can be restricted to a strict minimum to ensure the plugin can
perform its tasks, but no more. However, application permissions apply to all accounts in
the organization: if the application has been granted permission to read emails, then that
permission applies to all email accounts in the organization, and if it has access to
OneDrive, it has access to all folders.
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