I have this little program that makes Screennames for AIM, you put a name and PW in a textbox and then it makes it, and you just login with it.. How would I go about doing that? using Winsock
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I have this little program that makes Screennames for AIM, you put a name and PW in a textbox and then it makes it, and you just login with it.. How would I go about doing that? using Winsock
You would probably have to sniff the packets and find out what they mean, good luck I have yet to find out how to fake a packet due to the checksum AOL puts in it's packets, and from there you can fake the logon process/creation of screennames. However, you create screennames on a web page don't you?
yes you do, you dont need to packet sniff, I dont think, because they made a javascript SN maker, and VB sn makers.. they seem like winsock, connect to server.aim.com, send msg "CREATE SN_HERE" then send the PW u want and email.. or something.
Here is a multisocket Winsock AIM creator that my friend wrote a little while back. He posted the source on his website for open use, so I felt I could share. It is kind of hard to just post bits and pieces of the code since I do not code like he does.
Im attaching two OCXs that has many useful AIM functions that you might like...
You wouldn't happen to have a readme for those would you flip? They are kicking my ass =)
It's pretty self explanitory...
Just look at all the properties and functions in the project explorer. The names pretty much tell what the functions do. When you type in a function and press ".", all the variables will pop up that you can send, and the variable names are also self-explanitory.
Of course, I am assuming you have VB 6.0 - i dont know if the lower versions show you the variable names of the function...
If you still can't figure it out i'll write a demo for you
I have vb 6 and I know all the functions, however, when I try to implement them with aim on I get no results. A demo would be nice, or maybe a one liner and I could figure it out.
you might not know this - AIM has to be open. That is the disadvantage. The OCX just manipulates AIM.
Yea I know =)Quote:
Originally posted by dsheller
...I try to implement them WITH aim on I get no results...