First of all, I appoligise for mangling your name. Here is a link to a sample script for sending outlook email. From FoxPro, you should be able to run the script by issuing:

RUN WSCRIPT Outlook_Email.vbs

The code looks pretty straighforward and should be easily modified to meet your needs. The site it resides on is a great resource for Windows scripting information: Win32 Scripting


>Hi Ken,
>
>In our company we use Outlook97 or Exchange client (built-in in W95). We use it in off-line mode.
>
>Maros
>
>P.S. My name is Maros, not Marcos :).
>
>>Hi Marcos,
>
>>You do not have to have either language in order to create scripts. The script files are straight text files, and the language interpretation is done by the script processor (wscript.exe). You do, however have to be using a scriptable e-mail application, such as Outlook for example (Outlook express is not currently scriptable). Let me know which e-mail client you are using, and I'll see if I can whip up an example for you.
>
>>>Hi Ken,
>>>
>>>I download WSH from Microsoft's web site. I think, that this is very interesting way for create simple app for users. But I have not VB or Java. I use only VFP 5.0 (or earlier versions). How can I create script files? For example I want create script for creating new e-mail message. I want pass parameters to this script (e-mail adress, subject and body of message).
>>>In VFP 5.0 I write small prg. How can I convert this prg to script file?
>>>Is it possible?
>>>
>>>Maros
>>>