Simple winsock question

[Goliath]

Hello, I worte a simple chat program. What I would like to know is how to send a command to the other person's chat window so after the text is sent the cursor goes to the next line. Example:

<text to be sent><move cursor to next line>

Any info would be greatly appreciated

[Daniel_Christie]

I have no answer but I would sure appreciate taking a gander at the coding for your simple chat proggie.
Think you'll post here for all to learn and enjoy?

Your peers thank you for your benevolence,
Daniel christie

[SteveCRM]

wherever you are making the information being shown, you need to make it skip a line, right? Well vbcrlf does this. That little command works in message boxs too. So your code to print out the information should look like this...
[code]
txtShow.text = textshow.text & name & bodymsg & vbcrlf
'This code adds the name(if it were stored in a variable called
'name) and bodymsg(thats the body) and then it ends the line
'Good luck!
'P.S. Don't forget to put the Locked property to True!
'I always did that

[SteveCRM]

wherever you are making the information being shown, you need to make it skip a line, right? Well vbcrlf does this. That little command works in message boxs too. So your code to print out the information should look like this...

txtShow.text = textshow.text & name & bodymsg & vbcrlf
'This code adds the name(if it were stored in a variable called
'name) and bodymsg(thats the body) and then it ends the line
'Good luck!  
'P.S. Don't forget to put the Locked property to True! 
'I always did that ;)

[FirePoweR]

if you want to move the cursor to the end of the textbox and so the user can see the text you just put there then:

Text1.SelStart=Len(Text1)