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SkunkBoy28@AOL.COM asked:<br>
Anyone know how to send a file through winsock?<br>
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Which of the following methods do you plan to use?<br>
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1) Use the winsock active-x control<br>
2) Set up all the declare statements for the wsock32.dll and do it all manually<br>
3) Use the wininet.dll which exports several ftp functions<br>
4) Use a winsock function called TransmitFile (only available on NT)<br>
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I'm going to cross-post your question to and maybe we can follow up on it further there. The Winsock mailing list is more concerned with networking issues, rather than application-level issues like sending files.<br>
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Chip H.<br>
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SkunkBoy28@AOL.COM asked:<br>
Anyone know how to send a file through winsock?<br>
<br>
<br>
Which of the following methods do you plan to use?<br>
<br>
1) Use the winsock active-x control<br>
2) Set up all the declare statements for the wsock32.dll and do it all manually<br>
3) Use the wininet.dll which exports several ftp functions<br>
4) Use a winsock function called TransmitFile (only available on NT)<br>
<br>
<br>
I'm going to cross-post your question to and maybe we can follow up on it further there. The Winsock mailing list is more concerned with networking issues, rather than application-level issues like sending files.<br>
<br>
Chip H.<br>
<br>