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Listen, guys Give up with these languages, like Clipper, Fox, Xbase etc Go to Delphi, C#/C++ or VB# as .Net or (the best) to J2EE - that is the future for all of us. Regards Igor

2 wildcard: According to outlook doc: [COLOR=red]Create an item with the specified file as an attachment. /a "path/file name" [color]

The best way is to have a running COM-object (in Delphi/XBase++ Jazz) and communicating to your Clipper App via Named Pipes, or SPX/IPX Sockets or (worst) Directory poller. That COM-Object will have Outlook as its COM-object, so from your Clipper app you can communicate to Outlook as COM-Object...

When destruct objects in Class(y) use somethig like this: oYourObj:= oYourObj:Destruct(), <- it will assign your object to nil where in your class: Create Class Your metaClass class //use metaClass methot init // class in Class method...

We have found the decision. You can use Novlib functions in Clipper (16-bit app) and in Delphi (32-bit app) to comunicate via SPX/IPX Sockets.

Does anyone use interprocess communication between Clipper app and anything else (even 32 bit)(without Disk IO)? We are using named pipes, but they cannot be created under W95/98 as a server. I am looking for IPC on a local non NT mashine. If you have a solution, I think it will be very...