I don't think it will work with outlook. With CDO you communicate directly through the SMTP protocol to bounce an e-mail off to a destination. For Outlook, I would look at creating a connection to Outlook which will allow you to manipulate any part of Outlook. Outlook 2003 I noticed prompts about activity and verifies that the activity is to be done on your behalf.

Below is an example of using Outlook. It has a form that asks for the To, Subject and Body. The attachment was created before the form was called and had it passed to it.

oOutlookObject = CREATEOBJECT("Outlook.Application")
oEMailItem = oOutlookObject.CreateItem(0)
WITH oEMailItem
.To = THISFORM.txtTo.VALUE
.Subject = THISFORM.txtSubject.VALUE
.Body = THISFORM.edtMessage.VALUE + CHR(13) + CHR(13)
IF THISFORM.txtNumAttachments.VALUE > 0
.Attachments.Add(THISFORM.Attachment1)
ENDIF
.Send
ENDWITH
RELEASE oEMailItem
RELEASE oOutlookObject

Microsoft has information with OLE (old term). A lot of the information is for VB, but not too bad on translating it to VFP.

Thanks,

Warren Murphey