Attach Files to Email Notifications

Has the below feature been added - Providing the actual attachment (or more likely a direct link to an attachment)? Thanks!
Dec 9, 2011 6:45 AM in reply to numbernein
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The email notifications only list the filenames and provide a general link back to the response file. Providing the actual attachment (or more likely a direct link to an attachment) is a very good idea. Will consider that for a future release.
Thanks for your feedback!
Randy

Sorry this is not possible to have the files attached to the email notification.
Gen

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