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&gt;If you want source code (around 3M of zip file), I will send &gt;you by e-mail.<br />
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waty,<br />
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Yes I would be interested in any related VB source you may be willing to share.<br />
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Gary<br />
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>If you want source code (around 3M of zip file), I will send >you by e-mail.

waty,

Yes I would be interested in any related VB source you may be willing to share.

Gary



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Greetings,<br />
<br />
I was wandering if anyone could help me learn how to make my game act as a lobby client. Looking for:<br />
<br />
- Sample Code in VB4 or VB5<br />
- Known VB toolkits for DX lobby<br />
- Known books to get<br />
- Links to tutorials<br />
- Folks to contact<br />
<br />
Basically anything you think would help intermediate VB hobby coders learn how to do this. I would prefer sample code if anyone has it, but I know that is asking a lot. Don't mind paying reasonable fee for working VB code!!<br />
<br />
My current project already can be played on internet, LAN, and as an ICQ external, but I would like to be able to add the lobby capabilities if possible.<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
Gary Mace<br />
garymace@intrepid.net <br />
'DirectX newbie!'<br />

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Greetings,

I was wandering if anyone could help me learn how to make my game act as a lobby client. Looking for:

- Sample Code in VB4 or VB5
- Known VB toolkits for DX lobby
- Known books to get
- Links to tutorials
- Folks to contact

Basically anything you think would help intermediate VB hobby coders learn how to do this. I would prefer sample code if anyone has it, but I know that is asking a lot. Don't mind paying reasonable fee for working VB code!!

My current project already can be played on internet, LAN, and as an ICQ external, but I would like to be able to add the lobby capabilities if possible.
Regards,

Gary Mace
garymace@intrepid.net 
'DirectX newbie!'


DirectX Lobby Client Help

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