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Email parsing: How to parse tables in email messages
Sometimes, data you need to extract from your email message is formated as a table. For exmaple, your email messaage can look like this: When you open parsing editor to parse this email you will see tab called Tables. To extract this table, click on Tables and just hightlight table columns: Automatically find all bounced […]
Email parsing: Using regular expression in ‘match text’ fields
The “Between two lines” rule can use regular expressions.
Email parsing: Return full text if no match found
The “Between two lines” rule can use regular expressions.
Email parsing: Include also the line itself
The Between two lines, Multiple lines after line, and Multiple lines before line can include the matched line into returned results.
Email parsing: How to extract only text between two lines
How to use the editor to extract text between two lines.
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How to find emails, package them into one PDF and upload them to SkySlope
If you have a bunch of emails within your Gmail account between you and your clients that you need to upload your SkySlope file for compliance the best approach is to package all these emails into one PDF the upload them into SkySlope file.
Here is an overview of steps:
- Go to your Gmail and find all emails you and your clients that you need to upload your SkySlope file
- Start cloudHQ job to package all emails to one PDF
- Download the PDF and upload it into SkySlope file
Background support and email clients
Working with background images in email is challenging for a number of reasons. Email clients have limited support for CSS background images and for some of the properties for controlling how the background image appears—especially CSS3 properties.
Text-only template editor: How to replace an image
The cellspacing attribute specifies the space, in pixels, between cells. Cell padding is the space between cell borders and the content within a cell. To set cell padding in HTML, use the style attribute. The style attribute specifies an inline style for an element. The attribute is used with the HTML \