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    Talking

    if u are familiar with aol does ne one know the
    source code for an aol im answering
    machine, if u do please post it, thnak you

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    Talking talkin to my self

    i love talkin to myself, the only reason i talk to
    myself is because no one ever replies to me ever
    so if u would be so kind as to reply with an answer it
    would be greatly appreciated,

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    I dont think AOL would give out there source code.
    Somebody could do it, by disassembling the program, into ASM, then rewriting it into C++, or VB.. but you would have to know ASM, C++, and VB.

    Other than that, I cant help you. Sorry.

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    IM Answering Machines do not work on AOL anymore due to the reflection of ims. You will get an error. If you are still interested in the im answering machine. Search the internet for AOL bas files.

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    Cool thanks

    thanks, but i have all the bas files but i dont know how
    to make the program respond when there is an im sent to you
    when you are away from ur computer.
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    Well, you have to find the IM window first. Use an api spyer. Get some info here: http://forums.vb-world.net/showthrea...threadid=19390 and I recommend you use Patorjk's Api Spy 5.0 to find the window.

    You can either use Sendkeys or api. I am almost sure that in 1 of your aol bas files, there is something about IMs. Use your brain! ;]

    Good luck!

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    i already have the bas files for the im answering machine
    just i dont know how, so when u click on a list box item ,like some ones screen name, it shows what message they said.
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    I made an Aol punter a long time ago using VB 3.0 which includes an IM answering machine. I have the program, unfortunately, I don't have the forms. But you can decompile it, and try and rearrange the code around. I can send you the program if you want. You have to find the decompiler though. I'm sure there's a link to one on this site somewhere.

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    FOUND!

    Code:
    Start Button:
    Do
    Dim IM As Long, Rich As Long, Icon As Long
    IM& = FindIM&
    If IM& = 0& Then Exit Sub
    Rich& = FindWindowEx(IM&, 0&, "RICHCNTL", vbNullString)
    Rich& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Rich&, "RICHCNTL", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, 0&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Icon& = FindWindowEx(IM&, Icon&, "_AOL_Icon", vbNullString)
    Call SendMessageByString(Rich&, WM_SETTEXT, 0&, Msg$)
    DoEvents
    Call SendMessage(Icon&, WM_LBUTTONDOWN, 0&, 0&)
    Call SendMessage(Icon&, WM_LBUTTONUP, 0&, 0&)
    Loop
    
    Stop Button:
    
    Do
    DoEvents
    Loop
    Try this site for more stuff: http://www.knk2000.com/knk

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