Activation verifies the mail address to be used with DOX's mail extension (Use Mail) feature. The account that has its mail address yet to be activated cannot use the Use Mail feature. Please complete the activation by following the instructions in the message sent to the registered mail address.

You receive activation mail when you register a mail address with your DOX account. Select User Setting to register the mail address. Your administrator, however, may have prevented the mail address registration in the User Setting. Please contact your administrator to resolve the issue.

Use Mail feature lets you send a mail message while uploading a file attachment to DOX. Use Mail facilitates the exchange of a large file attachment.

No, it cannot be changed.

While you cannot change the file attachment, you can delete the file even after you sent the message. Please refer to the HELP on Use Mail for more details.
* You cannot retract the file that is already downloaded. Please review the access log to verify the access history.

Yes, you can. Please review the access log of the message you sent. Please refer to the HELP on Manage Mail for more details on access log.

No, you cannot. Please recreate the message with the new settings.

No, you cannot. Please download and attach the file to a new mail message.

IDs are randomly generated for both mail and onetime URL. IDs are useful in identifying a particular mail message when reviewing the access log.

No, you cannot. Onetime URL is randomly generated by the system.

Read receipt mail notifies you when someone accesses the onetime URL you sent in your mail. You may select to send a read receipt in User Setting or when you compose a message.

No, you cannot. Please recreate a mail message. You may still review the access log of the invalid mail.

A compatible mail application is usually required to open an .eml format file, but it can also be opened using a text editor such as Notepad.
Save the .eml format file to your desktop and open it after launching a text editor, or right-click the file and point to "Open with", then select a text editor.