@levie: We heard that HTML is a big deal again. You can now preview, edit, manage versions, and securely share any HTML based c…
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Box now allows users to preview, edit, manage versions, and securely share HTML-based content, facilitating collaboration with agent-produced content.
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We heard that HTML is a big deal again. You can now preview, edit, manage versions, and securely share any HTML based content on Box. Great for being able to work with any agent produced content immediately. https://t.co/Rgo2TO6RIg
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