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Practice: check it before you hit send
You are about to send a file to a colleague. Autocomplete has picked a name, and a document is already attached. Both are worth a second look before it leaves your outbox.
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Part of Email Recipient and Attachment Checks. Free, plain-English practice for everyday work technology.
What you'll do
- Open a draft that already has a recipient and an attachment filled in.
- Tap the recipient to see who the address really belongs to.
- Open the attachment and notice what is inside it beyond what you meant to send.
- Fix whichever one is wrong, then send it.
- See the calm version of what happens when the wrong person receives it.
What it teaches
Before you hit send, take one second: is it going to the exact person you meant, and is the file the right one with nothing extra inside?
checking who it's going to and who can see itdouble-checking what's attachedslips from guessed addresses and replying to everyonesending to the wrong place or sharing too muchthe quick pause before you hit send
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