well, you could download a new version of the kixtart. or at least tell me what version you actually have so I can change my code so it suites your version.
ok, so updated the code above. if you read what changed in line 15 and check the manual like I suggested in the beginning, you would have found it yourself.
anyway, this is the last code I attend to give you on silver platter with fries. hopefully there is no need either.
[ 21. September 2003, 03:57: Message edited by: Lonkero ]
I know,I know I'm a welfare case. Thank you for your help. I did actually see that and tried it, but when I ran it it would create the file but not write any data. Still doing the same thing. Is this supposed to take a while to write actual data?
yeah. it's kind of overwhelming at this point. It's really kicking my head, but I hate to be a bother. Still reviewing, I'll let you know if I figure it out.
Worked like a champ. I don't know how to thank you. Can you tell me how it knows to scan the whole network? I only got results for about 1/3 of the machines on my network. You've done more than enough for me, so please don't even bother with why, just want to know where that network part is defined. I'll look at the rest.
it scans all your domain but like previously said, this does not work with computers turned off. if you want to see those too, you need to turn them on, maybe with WakeOnLan. but that's totally another thing.
oh, if you have multiple domains, you need to call each separately like descriped in netview2()'s header documentation.