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I changed the resolutions and the zoom in the system settings. My screen icons became bigger. So, I putzed around with that and unfortunately I'm getting the same result in the end :confused:

I just noticed that adobe acrobat uses it's own program to create PDF. It's called Distiller. Does that help in any way?

what should dpi be in adobe settings?

It's not a zoom level difference. It seems to be an Acrobat Print to PDF issue. It's almost like it's a driver issue :unsure:

Here is a print screen of the difference in the results:

Set it as default. PaperSize in Adobe is set to Letter and uncheck the "save printer environment" . Sadly, same result :(

Hi, I have a strange behavior in a VFP Report that I never encountered before. Basically, when I do a print to "Microsoft Print to PDF" it comes out fine. When I do a print to "Adobe PDF" it comes out enlarged/magified and it's cut off. Am I missing something. Is there a setting in print...

Hi Gerrit, I had SPF setup as DNS TXT records in the mail server. All required records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) were setup as DNS TXT records on mail server. I hope that helps. Thanks, FOXUP

Chriss and Mike, Thank you all for your help guys. I managed to send out all the emails since we were sending less than 2,500 per day, the requirement from Google is that SPF OR DKIM (one or the other) be functional. It all worked out since I had SPF working. I did note...

OK, I just re-checked and the TLS is working. Let me check the other 2 (DMARC and SPF). I hope this works.

Hi Chriss, OK, your code: oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") oitem=oOutlook .createitem(0) oitem.subject="Email From VFP" oitem.to="someone@example.com" oitem.body="This mail was sent from vfp using Outlook" * for HTML mail there is simply oItem.HTMLBody to put in any HTML...

What do the changes from CDO to Outlook look like exactly? Can you give me an example of what the code would look like in Outlook script? Also, which mailserver software automatically apply DKIM signing of mails?

How do I get the "the hash of the mail computed with the private key" ?

Mike, That's exactly what's going on. The message are not being delivered due to emails not being DKIM signed. As I mentioned, all emails are being sent properly when being sent thru Outlook, so it wouldn't be the outgoing mail server. It's only when using the CDO program that they...

Hi, The 4 protocols that Google has implemented and enforced (as of Feb-2024) are actually TLS, SPF, DMARC and DKIM. I have setup our servers with all the necessary DNS records for all the 4 protocols in question, including the Public Key and Private Keys for the DKIM, and they all work fine...

Hi, I'm sending emails out thru VFP9 using CDO's. Everything works perfectly except that as of Feb-2024, Google insists that every email sent to Gmail users must have a DKIM signature. How do I add the DKIM signature to this code please. accno='000-000000' has_txt=.F. has_pdf=.F...

Oh I fixed it. I added these 3 lines of code and it send to all my google clients (...@gmail.com) .Fields("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverport").Value = 587 .Fields("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpauthenticate").Value = 1...

Hi, I have this script that works great except when I send to people who have there email at "anybody@google.ca". I've been reading that it's a TLS or SSL problem with my script. How do I fix it so that it uses TLS or SSL? Here is the script: LOCAL iMsg,iConf DECLARE SHORT...

Yes, many records have the same ID but there is only 1 where its db_desc='CUSTOMER - CUSTOMER' (for each ID). It is unique and that's where the val(calpathnm) can also be found. Is there any other way to optimize into an UPDATE or REPLACE with less than 4 commands? I hear what I you're...

I can simply run a GROUP BY afterwards so don't worry about that. My goal is; I would like to: REPLACE source._QTY with val(calpathnm) for db_desc='DIGITAL BUSINESS LINE' and VAL(callpathnm)>0 ....and the ID is the same ID. Note, the val(calpathnm) can only be found when...