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Q.1: How do you transfer a picturebox/listbox/filebox through winsock? I tried transfering them as strings but it didn't work as I planned.
Are you talking about transfering the actual object itself? or its contents? If you mean the object... forget it!!! It wont work.
What you CAN do is to send a pre-formatted string that contains the contents of what you want the end result to be and have a procedure on the other end that deals with it.
ie :
"PB|filename|..." (For a Picture Box)
"LB|selected|NumItems|item1|item2|..." (For a list box)
"FB|path|selected|..." (For a file box)
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Q.2: How do you e-mail someone without logging onto a POP server, but using your own computer as an e-mail server and sending an e-mail through your own computer?
How do you think your computer logs onto email? If you want to use your own computer as a server it needs to at some time connect to the mail delivery system and this is usually through (P)ost (O)ffice (P)rotocol. Otherwise you would be using an internal system... Check how your computer connects to email and use that.
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Q.3: Part of the program I am writing requires an option of closing a PROCESS (e.g. Kernel32.DLL) for security reasons. How do you do this? I know how to close a task or application, but I'm not quite sure with a process. Thanks.
I wouldn't be too quick to touch processes... ESPECIALLY like Kernel32.DLL because it will cause the rest of your operating systems to become unstable. But if necessary have a read of the Win32API with the API reader that comes with VB and see if you can find a call that does it for you
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Q.4: Do any of you know how to/have/know of a way (or a program) that combines an OCX, or DLL into your program(e.g. the VB runtime module)? Thanks.
YOU CANT. Thats the problem with VB. You MUST include with distributions (or hope they have) all .exe, .dll, .ocx and anything else that is needed.
Unfortunately examples for what you have are not that easy as most of them would basically be writing it for you.... and where do we learn if people do that ;-)