Microsoft today revealed that Microsoft To-Do will now allow file attachments for your tasks. The update comes less than a week after the feature first arrived for beta testers and is available across all platforms.
When you're setting up or editing a task in To-Do, you can now attach any file or photo up to 25MB in size. However, the feature is limited to personal tasks, so you won't be able to attach files to shared lists. That doesn't rule out the possibility that attachments will be added for shared lists later, but it isn't available for now.
Whether you're already a To-Do user, or you have yet to try the app, you can give the latest update and file attachments a try across Android, iPhone, and Windows 10.
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