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I don't see what the problem can be ( i have checked box in Components - Ctrl-T)
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I don't see what the problem can be ( i have checked box in Components - Ctrl-T)

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Mmm, I don't think a could be a problem like that, I was wondering if there is anything you have to declare to in the code for visual basic to recognise commands like Winsock.Connect etc.
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Mmm, I don't think a could be a problem like that, I was wondering if there is anything you have to declare to in the code for visual basic to recognise commands like Winsock.Connect etc.

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I am currently attempting to use the Winsock ActiveX control in Visual Basic 6. I have loaded Microsoft Winsock Control - Mswinsck.ocx in components (Ctrl+T). &nbsp;However calls, such as Winsock.Connect or Winsock.LocalIP don't work (I get an error message when I run the program). &nbsp;Can anyone suggest how I might recitfy this problem? 
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I am currently attempting to use the Winsock ActiveX control in Visual Basic 6. I have loaded Microsoft Winsock Control - Mswinsck.ocx in components (Ctrl+T).  However calls, such as Winsock.Connect or Winsock.LocalIP don't work (I get an error message when I run the program).  Can anyone suggest how I might recitfy this problem? 

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