Tracy,

This is from an email he sent me:

You can download it from www.ifox.com.ar (there's only Spanish documentation and website for the moment).
 
In case you cant read Spanish the direct link to download it is http://www.ifox.com.ar/ifox/downloads/ifox.msi
 
It's 100% VFP7 code with Winsock calls so the only requirement are Winsock2 and the VFP runtimes.

It's in spanish, but he also sent me some translated help files (what a guy!). If you want, I could forward those to you.

Rob


>Rob, where did you get Pablo's ifox class? I searched the downloads to no avail...
>TIA,
>Tracy
>
>>Steve,
>>
>>I'm very, very close. I'm using Pablo's iFox class and it works really well. I'm getting the dreaded C0000005 error on disconnect, but it is sending the multi-part messages perfectly.
>>
>>Rob
>>
>>
>>>Rob,
>>>
>>>Have you gotten wwIPstuff to do this for you yet? I looked at the source code for blat.dll (written in C++). It doesn't look like it would be that difficult to modify blat to do this.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Steve,
>>>>
>>>>You're right, that's exactly what I'm trying to do...
>>>>
>>>>Rob
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Okay, I have downloaded a plain-text only email client (tabMail), so I can check this out. My understanding is that Rob wants to the message to contain *two* different email messages...one in HTML format, and the other in plain-text format.
>>>>>
>>>>>Rob, can you clarify if this is what you mean? Garrett, if he says yes, I may hold to my original 99% statement. *grin*
>>>>>
>>>>>tabMail will receive the HTML message as plain text, but it doesn't look very good. IOW, for plain-text recipients, the message would need to be formatted differently (simpler, of course).
>>>>>
>>>>>The message I tested this with is a Microsoft Technet email, with is MIME multi-part content.
>>>>>
>>>>>There will be some HTML layouts that will look better in plain text than others...