hmmm i have'nt really thought about it that much, but i guess you could get the text from the about dialog in paltalk and then set a palsend version from there, in mean time using options is'nt going to hurt

nice idea about the .bas.

to have it auto select is pretty simple, just do

if palver = window handle 1 blah blah blah then

send blah blah blah

elseif palver = window handle 2 blah blah blah then

send blah blah blah

elseif palver = window handle 3 blah blah blah then

send blah blah blah

end if

havent looked at your code but you get the idea, just make a palver in .bas file, and make the call to it and it will check to see what pal ver it is and send the appropriate send for it .

You could always check the filesize of Paltalk.exe to determine version, cause im sureit changes everytime they update.

Just a thought

xavier01 yeap i like that idea about getting the window handel :O)

it would'nt be hard to write code for that

why not .. check if handle <> 0
IF handle = 0 then we performace search FindWindow
Otherwise ... we do not performace anything

Wen can send message at the end ...

' Examples
handle = getParentWindow(title here);
If (handle=0) //b90
//check for other build
End If
sendMessageToChatroom(handle, message)

NVYE wrote:why not .. check if handle <> 0
IF handle = 0 then we performace search FindWindow
Otherwise ... we do not performace anything

Wen can send message at the end ...

' Examples
handle = getParentWindow(title here);
If (handle=0) //b90
//check for other build
End If
sendMessageToChatroom(handle, message)

because theres only one part of the code that paltalk changes everytime to update there client... the part of the code they change was explained by locohacker and you can get the new part they change by using "PAT or JK's API SPY" which is in locohackers download area here on his site.

I found some code that automatically subclasses down to a control you have decided on and considering that paltalk always uses richedita for its textbox it very simple to find , also for the button control. So in other words the auto subclassing code does the work for you instead of doing all that coding :O) ahhh and you have to use a API spy because once again the auto subclasser does it for you :O)

opps... i meant you DONT have to use a API spy