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• Upload a file. Click the "Browse" button to find the file on your hard drive. As soon as you have selected a file, the upload begins.

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  The maximum file-upload size setting depends on your server's settings, and cannot be increased from PrestaShop. If you have access to your server's php.ini file, these are the values you should change: upload_max_filesize = 20M post_max_size = 20M If you do not have access to the php.ini file, contact your web host about this.

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  You should compress your file in zip format, in order to avoid the browser misinterpreting .exe or .jpg file formats. Browser Browsers automatically download zip files for the customer, no question asked. If you are selling a high resolution image, uploading it using this form does not prevent you from uploading its thumbnail in the "Images" tab on the left.

• Filename. The name of the file. This field is automatically filled after the file has been uploaded. It is not recommended to change it to another value.
• Number of allowed downloads. You can set the number of time the file can be downloaded once the customer has bought it. You might prefer to limit this to 1, or 5. If you want to keep it unlimited, set the text field to 0.
• Expiration date. Virtual files can be of promotional nature, or lose their selling value after a certain date. If so, you can set the expiry date after which the product will not be available on your shop anymore. Leave it blank if there is no expiry date.
• Number of days. You can set the number of days after which the download link becomes non-functioning. If there is no limit, set the text field to 0.

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