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tondi

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We are upgrading our app from FPW26 to VFP8.
We would like to make a gradual transition by compiling existing prgs (dos look and feel) but would like to use a 32 bit appointment scheduler with Win look and feel. Our scheduler needs to accomodate multiple resources and multiple services with ability to schedule mutiple appointments. Can anyone recommend a definable application we can integrate into our program or scheduling application with source code.
 
tondi

To add to Redsz ' suggestion you might also consider automating the Calendar or the Tasks in Outlook. It might be a less expensive proposition if your client has Outlook.
Code:
o = CREATEOBJECT("outlook.application")
ns = o.GetNamespace("mapi")
df=ns.GetDefaultFolder(9) && Calendar
df.Display
Code:
o = CREATEOBJECT("outlook.application")
ns = o.GetNamespace("mapi")
df=ns.GetDefaultFolder(13) && Task
df.Display



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Thanks for the replies.

I have spoken to and have been considering dbi-tech. The rep suggested Solutions::pim for my application but was not made aware that source code was available.

Redsz ... which DBI program do you use and how do you use it?

Thanks again,

tony@salontec.com
 
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