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Send message "Hello world" to other computer using tcpip
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you can also use an external utility to send messages through a network.
use the "net" utility.
from vb u can use it with the shell function
for example :-
where "server" is the name of the remote computer you are trying to send message and "heelo world" is the msg to be sent.
mind that this utility works in winxp platform only.
regards
Shouvik
use the "net" utility.
from vb u can use it with the shell function
for example :-
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shell "net send server hello world"
mind that this utility works in winxp platform only.
regards
Shouvik
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