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# Download
**Category**: Field
**Version**: 1.0
**Last Updated**: May 28, 2026
**Author**: Any2Info
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### Description
The Download field allows users to download set files, either a static fixed file or a file originating from a **Document Service**.
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### General Properties
The **Download** field inherits general Field Properties such as ‘Font size’, ‘Font color’ and ‘Icon color’.
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### Special Properties
The **Download** field has a few special properties unique to it. These include:
| Name | Value | Explanation |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| FIle source | *Document service* or *Fixed file* | Determines additional properties |
| Document Service | A document service set in the *Tools* section of the *Platform* | Determines the source of the file |
| File identifier | If *File source* is set to *Document service* this value is free text. | |
| If *File source* is set to *Fixed file* this value will be a picker for a file | Either something to identify the external file with, or a fixed file value | |
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### Tips & Best Practices
* When using an external file test if the File identifier works properly and doesn’t try to download a non-existing file
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### Examples
The following example is the most basic form of a **Download** field. When tapped/clicked it will download the file that was set using the *File identifier* property.
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### Changelog
| **Version** | **Date** | **Change** |
| ----------- | ------------ | -------------------------------- |
| 1.0 | May 28, 2026 | Initial document & documentation |
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