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RobScripta 21-May-19 6:23am View    
Thanks for your response, you are absolutely right, I should allways consider whether it's better to split the forms.

I think it depends on the user audience: is the consumer presented with the form, or is it a professional who works all day with the software.

In this case it's the input of new patients, their formal name, spouse's name, birth date, social security number, insurance data, address, pharmacy and GP etc. Combined with labels and buttons 50 items is not very much!
In maintaining the patients data I have split into several forms, and the users complain they don't have overview!

On line patients have also a possibility to enter their data, and we split that into multiple forms.
RobScripta 26-Feb-19 16:35pm View    
Thanks for your feedback. However when I read the link I think it's about redirecting an SMTP server to Gmail server (pc-->smtp server-->gmail server-->recipient server).
However the route will be pc-->gmail server-->recipient server.
I did try to setup the gsuite for relaying, but I think I won't be able to: We recommend that you configure your mail server to present a unique identifier (such as your domain name or the name of your mail server) in the HELO or EHLO command in the SMTP relay connections your server makes to Google. Avoid using generic names such as "localhost" or "smtp-relay.gmail.com," which can occasionally result in issues with DoS limits.
Another problem is I want to send several dozen reminder emails every morning and: The maximum number of total recipients allowed per customer in a 10-minute window is approximately 9 times the number of user licenses in your G Suite account.
As I have only one user licence i would have to spread them over about an hour!

I really am glad with the feedback, even if I can't get it to work I will still have learned something!
RobScripta 26-Feb-19 16:03pm View    
Thanks for your thoughts. I found this very helpful comment from Roshan Parmar on several places, and I tried to follow:
solution 2 for case 2:(see https://stackoverflow.com/a/9572958/52277) enable two-factor authentication (aka two-step verification) , and then generate an application-specific password. Use that newly generated password to authenticate via SMTP.
But unfortunately that doesn't work.
RobScripta 25-Feb-19 15:57pm View    
You're right it's shockingly simple to retrieve a password from the IL with ildasm, so that's why I've built a webservice to retrieve passwords and store them locally in a secure string. So this is not my question.
RobScripta 25-Feb-19 1:29am View    
SMTP2GO has a free plan for 1000 emails/month. I'm between 1000 and 2000 emails/month. Their 20.000/month plan is $14 while I currently pay € 4,= for google.