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The file that is linked with an e-mail and sent to the receiver of the e-mail is referred to as

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The file that is linked with an e-mail and sent to the receiver of the e-mail is referred to as

 

  1. annexure
  2. appendage
  3. add-on
  4. attachment
  5. article

 

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4.Attachment which means something attached with mail
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