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2. Enter the Gmail address of the intended recipient, add a subject that will let the recipient know what has been sent. As shown in Figure 6-361 the file should already be listed there. 

Tip:  If you select the wrong file and the file is not the one you intended, simply remove that file (using the x) and drag and drop the correct file from the list of uploaded files. 

3. Optionally, you can add a message for the recipient (in our scenario, we added a message to remind the recipient that the file is large). Part of the claim-check pattern means that the recipient is alerted to the arrival of the file (that is, they receive the claim check). However, it may not be the most suitable time for them to download such a large file. They may want to process the file at a more appropriate time. 

4. Additionally, you can choose to password protect the file (if it contains sensitive information) and request that someone is notified if the package is available and/or downloaded). These are in the Options section, but we will not be using them for our scenario. 

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5. Click Send . 

6. If we now view the Activity monitor again (via the indicator in the upper section of the screen), we see that the file transfer is being processed. See Figure 6-362 on page 419. 

