>Can someone point me in the right direction for finding MSMAPI32??
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>>>We have accomplished the ability to create a folder and place a series of pdf (Acrobat 4.0) files that are VFP6 reports into the specific folder created for them.
>>>We wish to be able to programmatically zip specific folder(s) into a self-extracting file for delivery via e-mail. We appear to have already barked up the wrong tree with the WinZip tools. Can you tell us whether DynaZip and Active Delivery will give us what we want before we "shell out" the amount required for them. Should we go for the "Complete Bundle" or is the AD/DZ+AX Bundle sufficient?
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>>Jim,
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>>I use Dynazip to zip files and folders form within VFP and I'm very happy with it.
>>I never used Active delivery but it seems a good product too.
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>>I use the Dynazip ActiveX to Zip files and send files via E-mail (I use MSMAPI32). It all works ok. I've never worked with Self-Extract Files. But I think that should'nt be very hard to handle.
>>For what I do I don't really need the comlete bundle (although that whats I got).
>>I don't know if you need it to get the self-extract files. Take a look at www.innermedia.com, their site.
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>>I hope I've helped.

When you install VFP you install the ActiveX MSMAPI32.OCX (It's in the Windows System Directory).
You can use it to send e-mails using the whatever MAPI client is installed in the computer (Outlook Express 4/5, Outlook 97/98/2000, etc.).
The best aproach might be Nigel Coates's class. It's wrapper class written in VFP to use the MSMAPI32.OCX.
It works very well and spares you the pain of understanding the minor details of using the OCX.
With his calss you can send e-mails to multiple recipients, cc: recipients and you can include attachments if you want.
You can find it here in the files section.