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Great if it works, but the Inet control is known for being buggy. I prefer to make the wininet calls directly (all code, no controls) let me know if you need the source code for the api calls.<br />
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scott
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Great if it works, but the Inet control is known for being buggy. I prefer to make the wininet calls directly (all code, no controls) let me know if you need the source code for the api calls.

scott

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:) Can you name me one product that MS made that isn't buggie? Almost everything contains bugs. It's the amount of damage or affect that must count. Just my view on this. :)<br />
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&quot;If it doesn't fit, use a bigger hammer.&quot;<br />
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Grtz.&amp;copy;<br />
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D.
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:) Can you name me one product that MS made that isn't buggie? Almost everything contains bugs. It's the amount of damage or affect that must count. Just my view on this. :)

"If it doesn't fit, use a bigger hammer."

Grtz.&copy;

D.

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Can I use winsock control ???
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The problem with using any control is that you need to distribute the control to each user &amp;&nbsp;register it on the machine.
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The problem with using any control is that you need to distribute the control to each user & register it on the machine.

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How can I carete a macro or add-in in VB, so it will<br />
allow me to upload a doc from MS Word to a particular<br />
web sever ?<br />
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I know I can do it in ASP, but I just want to try this in MS Word.
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How can I carete a macro or add-in in VB, so it will
allow me to upload a doc from MS Word to a particular
web sever ?

I know I can do it in ASP, but I just want to try this in MS Word.

Upload a document from MS Word ?

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