Awesome Chris but no joy.
I added IPPort to NSBasic desktop which exhibits the same no-
properties problem as NSBasic CE but it did show an "ok" number when
I added a textbox and set its text to IPPort1.ok
I then wrote this tiny app:
AddObject "IPWorks.IPPort","ipport1"
ipport1.ok = "31504"
Sub
Thanks for sharing.
Would it be too much to ask you to post same the details as a text file in
the download section of the Yahoo groups?
Bob
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I'll add this to the ipWorks page we have.
Let me know if you find anything else which should be there!
>Alright, I actually emailed someone at /n software support about
>this, and got a fairly prompt and helpful reply, which I'll quote in
>part for the benefit of the group:
>
>> To register A
Hello,
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Alright, I actually emailed someone at /n software support about
this, and got a fairly prompt and helpful reply, which I'll quote in
part for the benefit of the group:
> To register ActiveX libraries from this toolkit onto the device,
> you'll need to use the Control Manager application provid
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Chris Kenworthy"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have to say that you lost me at this point. dataFromWinsock is a
> string variable, but ArrayA is indeed an array. That's clearly stated
> in the Split function documentation. Now, you could save a copy of
> dataFromWin
On a whim I brought up VB6 and added some IP#Works controls. They
seem to work just fine. That got me thinking that maybe I downloaded
the wrong package so I went back and made sure I grabbed the 2002
activeX for pocktetpc. I uninstalled what I had and re-installed the
new download but there's
I thought I saw something about this a while ago, either on the group
or the NSBasic site, but now I can't find it, and I'm wondering if I
was imagining it... something along the lines of 'you need to create a
project on your desktop that uses IP*Works, and access such-and-such
property to find
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "tomnew2003" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Edgard,
>
> In reviewing your problem again I noticed that you are using the
> SPLIT command in your sample function to parse the WinSock data.
> That implies you are dealing with a string and not bytes, integers,
> longs, et
