V.G wrote: but im doing this for my college and they require VB 6. I'd start looking for a new university to go to. Something that doesn't teach you to use technology that's long been dead now. Notifications come to you through window messages. You have to override the message handler (WndProc in a VB.NET app) and pick out the MCI message you get. VB6 and VB.NET will not automagically do this for you and create an event out of something it knows nothing about. So, you have to write the code to catch the message and generate the event. Sorry, I don't have any VB6 examples of this. I stopped using VB6 7 years ago. I did manage to find this example[^] that might help you do this... A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008

yess. Thanks!!

Actually i am deleting from the arraylist first then setting the datasource to the datagrid.Something like Datagrid1.datasource=Nothing ''Remove last row from arraylist Datagrid1.Datasource = arraylist Getting the error only for the last row though.

Thanks a lot! It works now. :)

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You reply to this 4 years later? OK... Yes, it's possible to do, but since UPD doesn't natively support reliability features at the network level they have to be implemented at the application level. In regard to the original poster, he didn't sound like anyone with even a remote grasp of how to implement Sliding Window, or any other app-level protocol for that matter. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 But no longer in 2009...

Hi, You cant ensure that messages sent over UDP will arrive in the order they were sent in, however, you can add an int (order) to the message structure indicating the order of the sent message, then you can re-arrange these messages according to that number. To ensure that all messages arrive, implement a hand shaking mechanism. Something like: 1. Send a Message to the other end. 2. Mark it as "did not reach" i your program. 3. If the message reaches its destination, the destination sends an acknowledgment 4. After a predefined timout, if no acknowledment arrives, resend the message with the same order. Good luck

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hi! thanks for the advice, but i know about networking..in fact we had developed a FTP client and server earlier this year.. what i wanted was to develop something new.. there are so many networking projects right?

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