yes, but they have set it as default white.. that's why I'm asking..

i got it thanks yaar.

Thanks buddy.

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Your client side project is UNICODE. Either select MBCS in project settings, or **CStringA** sendstr; sendstr="Hello"; client.Connect ("127.0.0.1",2500); int len=sendstr.GetLength (); int sent= client.Send( **LPCSTR**(sendstr),len); CString is macro, which translates to CStringA or CStringW. You can assign either Unicode or ANSI string, CStringW/CStringA will take care of that.

CString str; str="IP conneted"//assigning Multibyte to Unicode variable, i miss a 'c' :rolleyes: printf("%s",str);//non-sense RTFM cout<<str; // sending Unicode to Multibyte console :confused::confused::confused: i would write wcout<<TEXT("IP connected") :-O Press F1 for help or google it. Greetings from Germany