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Halfway there Thanks for the response. That site did give me clues on how to do this. However that code (as good as it was) only showed how to transmit. The class did not contain a method to recieve packets. To go further it seems like I am going to have to wade my way through the...

Anybody have any suggestion how to accomplish the following task? I would like to install a computer with 2 ethernet cards between a client and a server. One card is on the client side and one is on the server side. I would like to be able to monitor packets on the network and occasionally...

On a computer in which has VB6.0 installed, will installing the 2005 .net framework (dotnetfx.exe) do anything to hurt the ability to still run VB6.0? Thanks

I am figuring out how to deploy VB applications to computers in which the .net package is not installed. Reading through the threads it looks to me like these are my choices: 1. Download and Install the .net framework package (dotnetfx.exe). I did this and it works. 2. Buy the Xenocode. 3...

Thanks Thanks That replay is very useful. I am really starting to enjoy VB.net Tim

Just solved this I just fixed this by creating a new directory and copying all the visible files into it and erasing the old directory.

Hello I am using the code below to read and display that contents of a directory to a list box. It works great except it displays a file which I can't see or erase using Windows explorer. The file is called "thumbs.db" and I know it got in the directory when copying from a thumb drive. It is...

Very Good This did work just like I wanted. This helps a lot. Thanks again!!!

Look Good I have not tried this yet, however it does look exactly like what I was looking for. Thank You!!!

I am working on a program which has many textboxes on one form. I know how to assign handles to subroutines which will make all the required textboxes call the same subroutine when clicked on. My question is when one of the textboxes is clicked on - how do you pass the name of the textbox...