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"Babak" <babak_info@hot.pop> wrote in message
news:40fac2e3@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Hi , please tell me if there is an API fro sending
> Information from My Computer To Other Computer
> on the Internet.

Use TCP/IP sockets for that.  There is a WinSock API for that exact purpose.

> The needed API maybe like these kinds,
>
> 1-Send a msg by Email if there is.

Email is sent via various protocols (namely SMTP and IMAP4) that are built
on top of TCP/IP.

> 2-Send a msg by IE to a webpage if there is

That is a completely different matter altogether.

> 3-Send a msg by Win98 to another machine by IP maybe.

That goes back to using TCP/IP sockets again.

> Please dont tell me that I can use FastNet , Indy or other CVL tools , I
> just want to learn API programming and have more expriences.

Indy and ICS and various other libraries are open-source, so you can see how
they are implementing and using TCP/IP sockets at the API level.  There are
also numerous WinSock tutorials and such available as well.  Just search
around.

> AnsiString MyMsg="This Text For Example";
> MyMachineIP=217.218.219.220;
> MyMachinPort=12345;
> OtherMachineIP=10.20.30.40;
> OtherMachinePort=54321;
> SendIpToIp(MyMsg);

Look at socket(), bind(), connect(), and send() in the WinSock API.  Of
course, the other machine needs to be running a TCP/IP server in order to
accept the incoming data.  Look at socket(), bind(), accept(), and recv()
for that.


Gambit