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Email attachments appear as .ink format.
Lately, whenever I add a video to Dropbox, it converts it to an .Ink file. My recipients are not able to view the .Ink file in this format. Previously, all my files on Dropbox were in MP4 format. ...
Hi Cleopatra22, I hope you're doing well!
It sounds like your email provider, in this case Yahoo might have something to do with this file altering. Especially since the files all appear as .mp4 inside your Dropbox folder.
Have you considered using shared links directly through Dropbox, and sending the files that way?
Let me know!
Rich
Super User II
Super User II
Cleopatra22 wrote:
Lately, whenever I add a video to Dropbox, it converts it to an .Ink file.
An .lnk file is not a video file format. It's a shortcut, or link, to a file. In other words, you're not attaching the file to the email. You're attaching a link to the file. How, exactly, are you trying to attach your files to the email, and what mail program are you using?
First, I would like to say that when I open Dropbox, all my files are in MP4 format, except two. I use Yahoo mail. I click on "attach file from your computer"; but if the file is too large, then I have the option to attach file(s) from Dropbox, which I click. When I click that, Dropbox opens and I see a list of all the files I have on there. Again, all are listed in MP4 format, except two that are listed in .Ink format. These files are in MP4 format on my hard drive.
