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Thanks for that, I look forward to applying the solution. Great !!!! &nbsp;Looks like there's some excellent code in there<br />
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Stewart : )
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Thanks for that, I look forward to applying the solution. Great !!!!  Looks like there's some excellent code in there

Stewart : )

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jep. this site contains a lot of useful things...<br />
have fun!<br />
Manuel
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jep. this site contains a lot of useful things...
have fun!
Manuel

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Hi<br />
<br />
I have an application which automates online activities. I now want to leave it unattended which means:<br />
<br />
1) It will dial up each morning and get online<br />
2) I can check for a live connection before passing automation controls to a collection of IEs (done, thanx Richie)<br />
3) Automatically log back in if a connection has been dropped. <br />
<br />
How is this done ? I suspect it is easy I just don't have the information at my fingertips<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
<br />
Stewart <br />

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Hi

I have an application which automates online activities. I now want to leave it unattended which means:

1) It will dial up each morning and get online
2) I can check for a live connection before passing automation controls to a collection of IEs (done, thanx Richie)
3) Automatically log back in if a connection has been dropped. 

How is this done ? I suspect it is easy I just don't have the information at my fingertips

Regards

Stewart 


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