We are doing EDMs and we're doing it manually. However, this time, we only have 1 big image and some text at the bottom for the EDM (the image is like a christmas card). It goes directly to spam but there is no reason for us to add more text at the bottom. One way I've read is to add a "text-only" version.
But how?
Are there other ways to lower the spam score?
You have not said how you are creating your email, that will have a bearing on any answers you might get re inserting a text only email. You could load your image to a website and have a text only email with a URL link to it. How you do that depends on your authoring tool.
WRT lowering your spam score, have a look at http://www.mailingcheck.com this is a free service to let you test the spam scores of your email
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I would like to be able to print the Criteria information that I used in the footer of the PDF of a Saved Search. I have tried looking at making an Advanced PDF to handle this, but I cannot find the field to pull in the criteria information into either the Saved Search or the Advanced PDF. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: I have created a Saved Search in NetSuite that displays all of the Inventory Receipts made the previous week. We have to print this Saved Search and check it against the actual paper receipts to verify counts and receipts. When the Saved Search prints to PDF it does not show the criteria information for which the Saved Search was run to prove to Internal Audit that we have run this report for the correct dates. I would like a way to print the Criteria information for this Saved Search along with a timestamp of when the Saved Search was run and the users that ran the Saved Search. Is there a way to pull in this additional information in a Saved Search or Advanced PDF somehow?
add a custom Print button
button goes to a suitlet that renders the PDF
before you render, load the search and pass the search.filters in to addCustomDataSource() api of the render module
Ok, I read your edit and comment with regard to my comment. There's three big things here.
I don't think you should pursue a dev route with this. You can schedule the report for automated email once a day and prove that it came from a saved search which is the same saved search every time. This will save you an infinite amount of hassle
Developing this as your first script is going to be hard. I'm happy to help. But when I tell you it's going to be a lot of code, I mean it. See this old post I did https://stackoverflow.com/a/61066928/11323304
If you still want to pursue a dev route with this (which is totally fine), start with emulating the user event code on a custom suitelet like I posted above in my answer. You're going to need N/serverWidget/ui N/search and N/xml. The rest is all in the UserEvent functions and global context variable.
If all this still goes well over your head. Don't sweat it. Comment back, and we'll build something step by step. But, I highly, highly, highly encourage you to check out the automated email capabilities of NetSuite before trying to develop something special.
Google SE has zero-tolerance policy against duplicate and spun content, but I am not sure how it deals with translated text? Any guesses on how it might detect translated content? The first thing occurs to my mind is they use their own Google Translate to back-translate the translated content into the source language, but if that's the case do they have to try back-translating into all languages? Are there any specific similarity metrics for such a task? Thank you!
From this video with a Google employee, auto-generated / machine translated versions of webpages can count against your site as duplicate content. If you append the machine translated version with some text of your own you might be able to get around this 'Yes, it's duplicated content' flag, but we can't know how much original text needs to be added to a translation in order for the Google robots to flag the page as original content instead of duplicated content.
Your best bet would be to have an actual human translate the whole web page or you could have a human translator augment or modify a machine-translated version of your webpage so that human-edited translation of your website is sufficiently different (what 'sufficiently' is we don't know) from the machine translated version.
After reading this question I ran the script:
How can I download all emails with attachments from Gmail?.
For some reason, not all my labels or messages with attachments are downloading. I think it's either there is a problem with identifying the labels or that I have seven gmail accounts that I sent out. For example my main one is example1#gmail.com but I can send mail as example_2#gmail.com from example1#gmail.com
I did find gmailbackup (another python module) and have it running currently. The problem is that it doesn't download attachments that I've been able to find in the documentation and in the program. I am trying to jerry rig these two source codes together, but I am having problems in reading and understanding the script of gmailbackup.
So the problem was with the m.select() function. The m.list() function does not make a list for you to query for each label.
So I added these lines:
m.list()
inboxes = list(m.list())
for item in inboxes[1]:
mailbox = item.split('"')[3]
m.select(mailbox) # here you a can choose a mail box like INBOX instead
There are probably better and more efficient ways of doing this, however I was in a hurry. Using re and matches module would probably be great to build in.
Edit:
There is a second way of applying a filter that adds the label attached to anything attached and downloading from that label.
Edit 2
Gmail has a limit to downloads per day, so if you are dealing with large emails you might want to track what you have already downloaded.
I have an excel file with information on my company's customers including addresses and latitude and longitude. I need to generate printed street maps showing a reasonable level of detail with pins showing the customers and bubbles displaying their info. Essentially I need to create something that looks like a Thomas Guide except with our customer info layered on to the street maps. I've been looking for DAYS and can't find any software to automate this process.
Currently I'm importing the data into Microsoft MapPoint, which does a fine job of generating the map with all necessary data. However MapPoint can only print what's currently displayed on the screen. So I'm stuck printing at a close zoom level, scrolling over, printing again, and continuing this process ad nauseum.
Is there maybe a way to automate this with VBA in MapPoint? I can find almost no info online about VBA for MapPoint.
Or maybe there's a piece of software out there that can do this at the push of a button. Printing a multi-page map of an area doesn't seem like that crazy of a demand.
Any help would be appreciated.
MapPoint's API is actually pretty well documented in the MapPoint help file, and most of the examples use VB6, which should be adaptable for VBA - you will need to add a reference to MapPoint's object model.
Yes you can automate the printing. Other approaches include copying to the clipboard; save to web page (and extract the Map's GIF image); or to use the GetPictureFromObject(). I recently wrote an article about using the latter from C# (it would be simpler from VB6 or VBA)
You could also print to a very large PDF, see the tips from this newsletter --
http://www.mp2kmag.com/update/mappoint.newsletter/2013-02-18/
Here's a direct link to the article --
http://www.mapforums.com/print-large-multiple-sheet-maps-any-printer-27603.html
Eric
I have a document library that is successfully receiving and saving attachments from inbound emails. The problem is that it is taking my nice, mixed-case file names and converting them to all lower case. I have looked on the Internet for a solution and only found a bunch of "me too" people with the same issue. Is there any way to control this behavior? Since the file name becomes the link text it would be nice if SharePoint left it alone.
It's a known bug according to:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointgeneral/thread/0daedbf4-ddd1-4dd9-b7f0-70c03dc4afc4/
(links to the update packages are there, too)