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articles/logic-apps/tutorial-process-email-attachments-workflow.md

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but your UI might appear slightly different.
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* Download and install the
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<a href="http://storageexplorer.com/" target="_blank">free Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer</a>.
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<a href="https://storageexplorer.com/" target="_blank">free Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer</a>.
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This tool helps you check that your storage container is correctly set up.
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## Sign in to Azure portal
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## Set up Storage Explorer
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Now, connect Storage Explorer to your storage account
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so that you can confirm that your logic app correctly
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saves attachments as blobs in your storage container.
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so you can confirm that your logic app can correctly
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save attachments as blobs in your storage container.
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1. Open Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer.
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When Storage Explorer prompts you for a connection to Azure storage,
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choose **Use a storage account name and key** > **Next**.
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If no prompt appears, choose **Add account** on the explorer toolbar.
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2. Under **Attach using Name and Key**, enter your storage account name
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and the access key that you previously saved. Choose **Next** > **Connect**.
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Storage Explorer prompts you for a connection to your storage account.
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3. Check that your storage account and container
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appear correctly in Storage Explorer:
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2. In the **Connect to Azure Storage** pane,
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select **Use a storage account name and key**, and then choose **Next**.
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1. Under **Explorer**, expand **(Local and Attached)** >
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**Storage Accounts** > **attachmentstorageaccount** >
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**Blob Containers**.
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![Storage Explorer - Connect to storage account](./media/tutorial-process-email-attachments-workflow/storage-explorer-choose-storage-account.png)
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2. Confirm that the "attachments" container now appears.
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For example:
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> [!TIP]
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> If no prompt appears, on the Storage Explorer toolbar,
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> choose **Add account**.
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3. Under **Account name**, provide your storage account name.
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Under **Account key**, provide the access key you previously saved.
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Choose **Next**.
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4. Confirm your connection information, and then choose **Connect**.
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Storage Explorer creates the connection,
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and shows your storage account in the Explorer window
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under **(Local and Attached)** > **Storage Accounts**.
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5. To find your blob storage container, under **Storage Accounts**,
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expand your storage account, which is **attachmentstorageacct** here,
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and then expand **Blob Containers** where you find the **attachments** container,
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for example:
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![Storage Explorer - confirm storage container](./media/tutorial-process-email-attachments-workflow/storage-explorer-check-contianer.png)
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![Storage Explorer - find storage container](./media/tutorial-process-email-attachments-workflow/storage-explorer-check-contianer.png)
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Next, create an [Azure function](../azure-functions/functions-overview.md)
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that removes HTML from incoming email.

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