We are aware of the issue with the badge emails resending to everyone, we apologise for the inconvenience - learn more here.
Forum Discussion
Laurent N.1
8 months agoHelpful | Level 6
Problem with attachment in Apple mail
I work on a Mac Studio (chip M2) with mac os x sonoma 14.4.
All my documents are synchronized in dropbox and I use the desktop version of dropbox
I have a problem for a few days now that prevents me from attaching documents to emails with Apple Mail
When I attach a document, apple mail indicates "download", but the attachment is never in the message.
Although the email starts, the person receiving it is unable to read the document because it appears corrupted and weighs 0 kb.
If I use Outlook, the problem does not exist.
If i use another computer with Apple Mail and Mac OS X Sonoma, the problem does not exist.
If I forward an email with a received attachment, the problem does not exist.
If I save a received attachement and then I send a new message with this attachement saved earlier on my Mac, the problem does not exist.
When I get an e-mail with attachments and I want to save the attachments, I choose the synchronized folder and it seems to save the files. Then when the folder opens, it is empty.
Thanks for any help
- NancyDropbox Staff
Thanks for posting on our forum, @Laurent N.1!
Do you mean that Apple shows a notification the file has been successfully added to your email, even though it hasn’t? Can you send me a screenshot of that notification?
Can you send me one more screenshot of an example corrupted file and how it appears on your end?
Finally, what steps are you following to attach your Dropbox files to your email?
Keep me updated.
- Laurent N.1Helpful | Level 6
Hi nancy, as you can see from the screenshot , next to the pdf icon the blue text "download" appears and even though the pdf weighs very little it doesn't disappear. If I send the email, it starts and it looks ok, but then the 'attachement weighs is 0 kb.
I have tried attaching documents in several ways: dragging the document to the message or clicking on the attachments icon or using the command from the menu.
The result is always the sams- NancyDropbox Staff
Thanks for that! Is this happening with other types of files besides PDFs? Like image files, for example?
About Integrations
Find solutions to issues with third-party integrations from the Dropbox Community. Share advice and help members with their integration questions.
Need more support
If you need more help you can view your support options (expected response time for an email or ticket is 24 hours), or contact us on X or Facebook.
For more info on available support options for your Dropbox plan, see this article.
If you found the answer to your question in this Community thread, please 'like' the post to say thanks and to let us know it was useful!