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yeah... i know.. sorry for the points, but as i have just registered i've got few points.<br />
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gonna check code. then i'll tell you if you get the points or not.<br />
thanks
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yeah... i know.. sorry for the points, but as i have just registered i've got few points.

gonna check code. then i'll tell you if you get the points or not.
thanks

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I want to know how can i know (via VB) if my computer is connected to the Internet.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I want to know how can i know (via VB) if my computer is connected to the Internet.

Thanks in advance.

Is my PC connected to the Internet?

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