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From your description I assume that you are linking the PDF as a link from a download button or a URL within an email. This is how I do this myself.
Do upload it to the 'Images and files' folder in the Design Studio as you indicate. You can see PDF files in my example below.
Secondly click on the PDF you want and copy the URL you see - my example below. You can then paste that link into your editable email using the insert link function either by selecting the text you want to link or selecting the image (e.g. a download button). That link will then go directly to the PDF from the email.
However, generally I send email links to a landing page so that we can build forms. I recognise that sometimes a direct download from an email is required though.
From your description I assume that you are linking the PDF as a link from a download button or a URL within an email. This is how I do this myself.
Do upload it to the 'Images and files' folder in the Design Studio as you indicate. You can see PDF files in my example below.
Secondly click on the PDF you want and copy the URL you see - my example below. You can then paste that link into your editable email using the insert link function either by selecting the text you want to link or selecting the image (e.g. a download button). That link will then go directly to the PDF from the email.
However, generally I send email links to a landing page so that we can build forms. I recognise that sometimes a direct download from an email is required though.
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