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Adjusted points to 200<br />

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ThanK you very Much<br />
att Joel Cancel<br />

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I need to know if there is another way to wait for a conection when I try to establish a Remote Conection. Right Now I'm Using this Tiny Do While<br />
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for Example<br />
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winsock1.conect Server(x.x.x.x) Port(NNNN)<br />
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Do while .state &lt;&gt;&nbsp;sckconnected<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;DoEvents<br />
Loop<br />
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I don't like this manner because my CPU reach 100% percent of utilization when the Code Reach the Do while.<br />
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Any help will be apreciated<br />
ATT Joel<br />

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I need to know if there is another way to wait for a conection when I try to establish a Remote Conection. Right Now I'm Using this Tiny Do While

for Example

winsock1.conect Server(x.x.x.x) Port(NNNN)

Do while .state <> sckconnected
   DoEvents
Loop

I don't like this manner because my CPU reach 100% percent of utilization when the Code Reach the Do while.

Any help will be apreciated
ATT Joel


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