🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi again.

Try

ClientSocket1->Socket->SendText(Edit1->Text + "\n\r");

it terminates the string.

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Host is the domain e t c as returned from DNS not the OS assigned name i 
think :-|

from Helpfile
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Specifies an alias for the IP address of the server system.

__property System::AnsiString Host = {read=FHost, write=SetHost};

Description

Host is a string containing the domain name and service of a particular 
system, such as

http://www.wSite.Com

For client sockets, set Host to the system with which the client socket 
should form a connection. When the socket opens a connection, it looks 
up the IP address for the server socket using the value of Host.

Some servers change the system or IP address that is associated with a 
particular host name. Using a host name allows the client socket to find 
the abstract site represented by the host name, even when it has moved 
to a new IP address.

If Host is set, it takes precedence over the Address property when 
looking up the address of the server.

Note:	Trying to change Host when the connection is open will raise an 
ESocketError exception.
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