Well, I actually have 3 questions, so I hope you don't mind me puting more then one in this thread...
INPORTANT : All that I ask you reffers to vb6 code, not .NET
1. I saw somebody asking is it possible to make a new picturebox during runtime, and I understud the answer. Then I saw somebody say "anything you do in design, you can do in runtime". Ok, so here's my question : Can I make a form in runtime (maybe a bunch of forms) and controll it, put objects in it, and such? Is it the same thing like with the picturebox?

2. Let's say that I want to make a chat application. I use winsock, but I want to connect more then just one user to a server, but do it in such way that every sock is "registered" to one user. Is it also possible to make a controll array of winsocks? If it is, then how do I controll them all?

3. When I make a client and a server program, that connects via winsock, I have a problem. I send some data from server to client (or vice-versa), but the data is changed. Like it's encripted, or something. How do I fix that?

Thanks in advance

hi

1. in VB the form is just an object, as are any other components. You simply need a program block called a "factory" that can generate a range of VB objects on demand and properly link them to the form. Do a little research on OOP in VB in MSDN

2. You seem to have hit the nail on the head. You must either iterate the array of socks, or provide "callback" code to interupt your main thread.

3. The data may be getting altered under ASN.1. The intention is to manage different data (usually numeric) between each type of CPU type (eg Intel to Motorola) or there is a big-endian/little endian confusion. Are your data types identical at both ends?

regards

Greg

Thanks for help
The data types are indentical, but I still get some weird characters at the end of my string. When shown in a caption, they look like little recktangles...