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Java_Volume1 #97695
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

1_2002 #106246
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

1_2002 #106247
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

1_2002 #106248
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

2_2002-2004 #123708
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

2_2002-2004 #123722
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

2_2002-2004 #124842
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

3_2004-2005 #142252
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

3_2004-2005 #142266
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

3_2004-2005 #143386
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

4_2005-2006 #152944
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

4_2005-2006 #152945
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

4_2005-2006 #152946
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

5_2007-2008 #175462
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

5_2007-2008 #175463
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

5_2007-2008 #175464
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

6_2008-2009 #197980
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

6_2008-2009 #197981
bas for 13 Windows dll's

Here are bas for 13 Windows dll's..These are all the calls they make. Here are the bas: Advapi32 Comdlg32 Gdi32 Imm32 Kernel32 Lz32 Mpr32 Netapi32 Shell32 User32 Version Winmm32 Winspool **Note I did not write these so I can't help to much on what the calls all do.**

6_2008-2009 #197982
Trace & Ping

*****READ BELOW FOR INFO AND QUESTION ANSWERS***** *****Check out my other submissions!!!****** *****I DID NOT WRITE THIS. I FRESHED UP THE CODE*** I have, on many occasions, found the need to be able to perform a Ping function from within Visual Basic. There are a few OCX Controls available on the market, however, they all require the ability for the WinSock stack to support SOCK_RAW. Microsoft does not support Raw Sockets on any of their WinSock1.1 stacks. It also appears that it will not be supported on the Winsock2.0 stack for Windows95. Raw Sockets, however, is supported on NT4.0. Microsoft, due to the lack of support of Raw Sockets, created the ICMP.DLL in order to perform basic ICMP functions such as PING and TRACERT. Well, I have finally figured out how to use the ICMP.DLL from Visual Basic. There are not additives and no preservatives. This program is provided as is, without any warranties. I am providing it freely. I designed it on Windows95, however, I am sure it will work on NT3.51. if you use portions of this code, please include some sort of reference to the author. This program was created by Jim Huff of Edinborg Productions. If you have any questions, you can reach me at: jimhuff@shentel.net edinborg@shentel.net **************************

7_2009-2012 #220498
Windows Xcopy

This will copy ALL files from one folder to another, Fast! If Include Sub Directories is checked, all files in sub directories will be incuded (and the subdirectories themselves of course), like XCOPY /S from used in DOS.

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