>I am developing an app that allows the users to chat one on one with each other in real-time. I am using winsock for this and so far it works fine (Thanks to John Harvey for his post in the files section).
>The last piece of this is to give the user a list of computer names on the LAN that they can connect to. Can anyone give me an idea as to how I can get this list. It would be the same list you see when you click on Network neighborhood.
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>TIA

If you are using VFP6, anetresources() will give you some information about network resources, but I don't know if it will give you enough.

Sounds like you may need some sort of password/user table. Do your users enter a login when they run your chat program? If so, you can place the needed information into the table - SYS(0) will give you machine name and user name.

Wayne