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Is it possible to send a record using the send mail script step.

I would like to be able to include it in the body of the message instead of attaching the record as a .pdf.

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Are you working with FM8?

you do not have to send as an attachment PDF.

You can send just the fields, calculation, or an outputted text file.

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Are you working with FM8?

you do not have to send as an attachment PDF.

You can send just the fields, calculation, or an outputted text file.

I am currently in FM7 but will be going to 8 in the next week.

Well we wanted it to "look" like the record that was created and not just the plain text. Is that not possible?

If I have to set up a calculation, is there a way to get the data spaced out? When I have tinkered with it before, all of the data runs together. Is it possible to add carriage returns into a calc?

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In the likely event that my company is not willing to purchase the iMailer plug-in, is there a way to add carriage returns to calcs so that the data is more readable?

It currenly gets all smashed together into one big paragraph.

Is there also a way to put spaces in between values of a checkbox? When I add the field to the mail message, all of the selected valued show up all smashed together with no spaces between them. The values are like this: A; STRUC; ELEC; FP which shows up as ASTRUCELECFP when all values are selected.

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You can add a ¶ symbol in your calculation

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