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Thanks!<br />
That was what I needed!<br />
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OK! That was my question, but there is more info for you.<br />
My VB program uses the Send.exe -program/command and it has some limitations. For example: I can only send less than 600 characters via LAN to another PC and on the computer wich will receive the message the MS Messenger Service will pop up a windows. I do want to pop up some window, but not that kind of. <br />
So, how should I change my program, so it can send messages directly to another PC?<br />
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For a note!<br />
I'm not a beginner, but this is something which I haven't done before. I had only heard that this is quite possible.
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OK! That was my question, but there is more info for you.
My VB program uses the Send.exe -program/command and it has some limitations. For example: I can only send less than 600 characters via LAN to another PC and on the computer wich will receive the message the MS Messenger Service will pop up a windows. I do want to pop up some window, but not that kind of. 
So, how should I change my program, so it can send messages directly to another PC?

For a note!
I'm not a beginner, but this is something which I haven't done before. I had only heard that this is quite possible.

How to send text with VB to another PC in LAN without using the Send.Exe -program?

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