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    Stan the man
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    HI. I am starting out on Winsock stuff. I have been lookin gat the articles. For using any Winsock type commands, I need the Platform SDK? Is there an way without the Platform SDK? I was looking at how to down load this, do I only need the CORE SDK? Thanks.

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      HI. I am starting out on Winsock stuff. I have been lookin gat the articles. For using any Winsock type commands, I need the Platform SDK? Is there an way without the Platform SDK? I was looking at how to down load this, do I only need the CORE SDK? Thanks.

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      For winsock stuff, you dont need anything other than what you get in VisualStudio.

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        For winsock stuff, you dont need anything other than what you get in VisualStudio.

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        Like johnny said - use what you get in VS. Easiest and most preferred for beginners is to create a class derived from CAsyncSocket - and override SetParent function. I've tried other methods which are more in-depth, but still find this one the easiest and most straight-forward. Don't forget AfxSocketInit(). I did not write W32.Blaster quit asking.

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