Bill,
There is a blat DLL which you can simply call from VFP:
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* Start of Code
*
lcDll = "blat.dll"
DECLARE INTEGER Send IN (lcDll) STRING blatstring
cTemp_File="c:\attachment.txt"
cFrom=Alltrim("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
cMessage="Message From Blat"
cSMTP="192.168.1.3"
cSubject="Message Form BLAT"
cSend_To="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
* Format of the Blat string
*!!!'c:\temp\body.txt -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] -s "e-mail subject" -f '
*!!!+'[EMAIL PROTECTED] -server smtp.wherever.com -attach c:\file.txt'
lcCmd = cTemp_File ;
+' -t '+cSend_To ;
+' -s '+'"'+cSubject +'"';
+' -f '+ cFrom ;
+' -server '+cSMTP
lnResult = Send(lcCmd)
if lnResault<>0
=MessageBox("Email Send Error")
Endif
*
* End of Code
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The only warning is that you have to be careful about spacing in the command
line lcCmd as Blat will barf if you get the spacing wrong.
Dave Crozier
----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Bill Kressbach
Sent: 10 October 2007 11:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Email confusion
Well I do use Blat with some software but somehow it just bothers me that
you have to drop into DOS to use it. I'm using this software with students
learning radio. It notifies me of a silence detect on the station. Those
DOS screens flashing could cause a student to be even more confused than
they already are.
Bill
> Why don't you simplify he entire process and use BLAT
> Sytze
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