by Happy Lobster (6 Submissions)
Category: Complete Applications
Compatability: Visual Basic 3.0
Difficulty: Advanced
Date Added: Wed 3rd February 2021
Rating: 
(103 Votes)
A fully functional Telnet Program designed to give you ease of use and solve your remote access problems.
Assumes
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'....---' HERE'S WHAT TO DO '----....
'| it may seem long but its worth it |
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'Making MaceNET for yourself, sorted by ease of use:
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'1. > Download the VB5 project from:
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' http:\\www.geocities.com\SiliconValley\Hub\3944'
' It couldn't be simpler than that!
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'or
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'2.
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' > Run NotePad
' > Copy all the source code
' > Paste code into NotePad
' > Save file as Form1.frm
' > Use Visual Basic to view the form
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' or
'3. > Add the following controls to a Form:
' Combo * 1
' Command Button * 7
' Frame * 1
' Label * 4
' Textbox * 2
' Timer * 1
' VScrollBar * 1
' Winsock * 1
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'> With the frame, make these objects contained in it:
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'Label1 - caption "Hostname:"
'Combo1 - stores recent host names
'Command1 - connects to the hostname
'Text2 - multiline set to true, vscrolling enabled - logs events
'Label2 - caption "Port:"
'Text1 - is the port number to connect to
'Command2 - disconnect button
'Label4 - caption "Terminal:"
'Command3 - text colour down
'Command4 - text colour up
'Command5 - background colour down
'Command6 - background colour up
'Command7 - Copy button
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'> These should be on the form:
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'Label3 - displays telnet text, set font to FixedSys
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'Vscoll1 - controls label3 caption
'Winsock1 - does the connecting
'Timer1 - keeps track of resolve time
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'> Copy the source code except the form's setup bit, and paste it in.
'> Rearrange the objects to how you want them to appear
'> Run
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'All methods are tried and tested accessing a VAX with OpenVMS on a LAN, if u 'need help [email protected]
Side Effects
1. Tested on accessing a VAX computer running OpenVMS on a LAN
2. Doesn't execute all control sequences
API DeclarationsNone - Winsock takes care of it
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