If you don't need an Outlook-style interface, you can create a simple table with fields From T, To T, Description C, perhaps fields to mark items as completed, etc.

I did something similar for a dentist, with a few hours work.

It is the creation of a graphical interface like the one in Outlook that will make it desirable to use 3rd. party products.

>>>I've been looking for any existing methodology I could use to enhance our current application. Depending on dates, periods of time and other rules we would like to inform users of events/reminders. I would be interested in anything that anyone else has done, whether it be 3rd party software that links to Outlook or just Foxpro. Getting screenshots and ideas is the priority, but any code/logic would also be appreciated.
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>>Check this out....it works good with VFP.
>>http://www.dbi-tech.com/
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>Looks great, but I should have qualified that I need a very inexpensive solution. They don't mind spending a couple grand on my effort, but not for vendor software. Yeah, I never understood that either really. I know I confused the issue when I mentioned 3rd party software in my post, but that was more to get ideas from and less about purchasing high end stuff.