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We use Microsoft 365 Business and I can't modify my own name. It always displays the configured name, so I tested the app with a custom sender name and as expected: that didn't work haha.

Maybe such a restriction is also in place with Google mail?

It looks like your hot folder is disabled. When enabled it should show a white V. Right click the hot folder and enable it.

Check attached screenshots!

+1!

I'm totally for this idea! Might be nice to have the messages in dark mode as well.

I have been using Switch for so long now that I think I've become a bit set in my ways in some things. I just noticed this haha

Both json pickups are found this way, enable names and values at the bottom:

I'm using the notepad++ method too, however not with the html files. Instead I search the flow xml's.

Not the most elegant way, but using this trick for some time now

Am I missing a check mark? I have disabled all automatic updates for Adobe, in the CC Application and Acrobat Pro itself! And Acrobat was updated this morning to version 2023.008.20555! I really double checked everything after the rollback to version 2023.008.204xx!!! I had the same problem a coupl...

Great

Just to be sure you know this: Switch XSLT transform only supports XSLT 1.0.

If you go with the Saxonica Saxon configurator you can use 2.0 and 3.0 too:
https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... nica-saxon

Do you open the variable set via Switch or directly via PitStop server?

PitStop server: Via Switch: Notice the difference?

This is the way.

1+2. Select your Variable Set.
3. Go with Text with Variables.
4+5. Define your Switch variable over here.

I would go with Saxon and an xslt: Input: <order> <jobs> <job> <jobID>A</jobID> <fileName>*/abcdef.pdf</fileName> </job> <job> <jobID>B</jobID> <fileName>*/abcdef.pdf</fileName> </job> </jobs> </order> XSLT: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="3.0...

I intended to ask a similar question and found this article. Can anyone tell me how to use that json file after creating a json file?

This will do:

Coincidentally, I was playing around with something like this last week. Create a variable set. Acrobat -> PitStop Pro -> Variable Sets -> Variable Set Preferences... https://i.imgur.com/c0ybESQ.png 1. Enable Variable Names 2. Click this blue thing to select the Variable Set https://i.imgur.com/V8it...

Escape your " with \ like this

You might be interested in my approach with Powershell which supports UNC paths. Fire up via execute command: $paths = @( ("d:\sftp\sander\nl"), ("d:\sftp\sander\de") ) foreach ($path in $paths) { $limit = (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) Get-ChildItem $path -Recurse | ? { -not $_.PSIsCon...

Define your var outside your function or use return?