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Dyroxide

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Well I'm certainly no expert with Visual Basic 2008, but I certainly have my little unorthodox methods of making code work somehow... one thing that has puzzled me for awhile is how i could make a program work over a LAN I realise this wouldn't be easy but could someone help me make a program that when you press a button it opens a form that says hello on their computer doesnt matter what size just something for me and my friends

please help me with this its confusing lol

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There was a script that was going around the school created in VB6, only language on our school :S, that would do this as a pop-up.

I am not to sure how you would do it, but I remember you had to type in the computer's name and the message you want to send. It would then be like a pop-up on the computer's name. Not sure how it was done, I was not a coder back then so I didn't check the code.
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I'm pretty sure, by the way that sounds, its net send which is a windows task.. so for example in cmd prompt you would type "net send COMPNAME hello" and that would send a message... I did something like this in class, but it was taskkill which closes programs lol.. but as far as opening a form pre-designed by myself or someone else opening on a remote computer I havn't the slightest clue how. Correct me if i'm wrong does that sound like the program to you?