Another vote for wwIPStuff.

Also, you can now send multiple file attachments and HTML content in the body for email clients that can view HTML. With his wwPDF40 you can print your frx to pdf ( you need a full version of Acrobat - not just the Reader) and then send as an attachment.

>>I want to be able to send an e-mail notification from my application when a patient is rescheduled.
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>Here's another vote for wwIPStuff. It's well-worth the $99 shareware price -- download it and try it out. All you need is an SMTP server somewhere on your network, or your ISP's SMTP if you're not spoofing the From info (many ISP's require the From to be your actual email account on their server).
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>Not only do you solve your email problem, but you get FTP transfer capabilities that also work very well. It also includes wwHTTPData which can encode and decode VFP tables or return results from remote SQL queries and move them from server to client via HTTP, and call COM objects remotely via XML/HTTP, as in the upcoming "Web Services". Get it now from West Wind.
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>That $99 looks more and more like a bargain!