Hi 4D experts

The following code has been working really well, much faster than the old IC 
methods, but from today the PDFs are arriving corrupted if sent from a MAC 
client, but not from a PC client. We have not used PC clients before, but 
because of bandwidth issues I have just set one up as a RDC client for one 
worker stuck at the end of a very long telephone line in the hills. Has using 
these commands on the PC inadvertently changed a default on the MAC. We use a 
MAC server and I am feeling bamboozled. The code is pretty vanilla from the 
reference. We use default encoding.

Any suggestions most welcome

Thanks and hope you and yours are staying safe

Steve 
UK Vet Derm Ltd
                        
                        $transporter:=SMTP New transporter($server)
                        
                        C_COLLECTION($headers)  //add user-defined headers
                        $headers:=New collection
                        $headers.push(New object("name";"X-MAILER";"value";"UK 
Vet Derm Ltd"))
                        $headers.push(New 
object("name";"X-4D-VERSION";"value";"17R6"))
                        
                        C_OBJECT($email)
                        $email:=New object
                        $email.subject:=$Subject
                        $email.to:=vToAddresses
                        $email.cc:=vCCAddresses
                        $email.bcc:=vBCCAddresses
                        $email.from:="email>"
                        $email.textBody:=$text
                        $email.attachments:=MAIL New 
attachment($Fullpath;$Name;"";"application/pdf";"attachment")
                        $email.headers:=$headers
                        $email.keywords:=New object("Veterinary 
report";True;"Urgent";True)
                        
                        $status:=$transporter.send($email)
                        If (Not($status.success))
                                ALERT("An error occurred sending the mail: 
"+$status.statusText)
                        End if


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