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  1. Jan 23rd, 2005, 08:46 AM #1
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    Re: Internet connected?

    yep.. nice sig by the way
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    Re: Internet connected?

    Quote Originally Posted by kill_bill_gates
    yep.. nice sig by the way
    lol, ty

    I wonder if this has been asked B4 u kno, i'm, sure it has, do a search there should be a few examples...
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  3. Jan 23rd, 2005, 08:50 AM #3
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    Re: Internet connected?

    There's massive threads about this. Many ways to do it. The problem is, some of the methods initiate a connection attempt, which maybe unwanted. On the other hand, if you don't want to initiate a connection attempt, then you must use tons of code (that have already been composed by other people) that will check to see if there is an internet connection Cable/DSL/Dial up.
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    Re: Internet connected?

    Ping, write the results to text file, then phase through flie for results.
    VB Code:
    1. Shell "cmd /k ping google.com >c:\ping_test.txt ", vbHide

    Its in the forum somwhere, thats where i got the code above form.


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  6. Jan 23rd, 2005, 08:58 AM #5
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    Re: Internet connected?

    Thanks dude
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    Mete the Hun wanted to live in peace with the Chinese. So he gave the Chinese Emperor his favorite horse, best swords in his armory, and lots of other cool stuff. But then the Chinese Emperor asked for one thing. A useless land through the north. It was a small, useless, unproductive, uninhabited piece of land. But Mete the Hun's answer was certain:
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    Wellcome

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