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KORGIVILLE—Korgi just released a new, tasty treat for users. Now you can attach files from your device to your board straight from the drawer!
Open the drawer on the card you want to attach a file to.
Select the Drive icon to add a file. You'll see a second option in the picker to "Upload."
Select your local file or drag it into the picker.
Korgi uploads the file to the board's Drive folder for you. As always, you'll see a new Drive icon on your card. Just select the icon to open the file in your browser.
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