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Gary R. Wheeler4-Jan-04 6:53
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WHOA Confused | :confused: .

PostMessage() is used to send Windows messages to windows, those funny things on the screen you interactive with.

The phrases 'online game', '0x68 packet', 'game server', and 'port 6112' tell me that you are trying to send a specific packet to an online game, and that the game communicates using TCP/IP sockets. That is a whole 'nother kettle of fish.

For introductory articles on socket programming under Windows, try here[^], here[^], and here[^].

You will also need to know the format of the packets used by the game to communicate.


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