with a few lines of code you could attach the file to an smtp email if smtp is setup on the server. or if the is a webserver running save the file into the wwwroot folder and give people the link to it, like 111.222.333/file1.xls. ftp could be done in a similar way as well.
UPDATE you could also have a VPN and save the file to the location \\client_computer\shared_folder\
~M

>Hi there,
>
>A customer is accessing an foxpro 6.0 app remotely using Terminal Services.
>Now he needs to email a spreadsheet (created with the remote app) to one of his clients.
>
>So I'm looking at solutions to do this.
>
>1) Transfer the file to himself using Terminal Services (and work with network admin to make sure that's the only file he can transfer) and then he can email the file himself.
>
>2) Build emailing features into the app just for this file. If this is the case, what would be the easiest fastest method to do this?
>
>This app is gonna be retired at the end of the month, so I just need something quick and dirty.
>
>Any other suggestions?
>
>Thanks.