SKYPE API Make Auto Message Respond In VB6

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Hi everyone I tried a lot of times to convert auto respond message from vb10 to vb6 and I failed
I am asking you guys if you know how to do this in vb6...

Posted 8-May-14 23:47pm

Amit Amar

Updated 8-May-14 23:49pm

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Maciej Los 9-May-14 13:51pm

Why?

Amit Amar 9-May-14 13:59pm

Because i have skype tool and i want to add cool stuff for skype you know how ? ...

Maciej Los 9-May-14 14:09pm

Why vb6?

Amit Amar 9-May-14 14:23pm

you got a lot of questions you can help me ? or not..

[no name] 9-May-14 14:46pm

Help with what? There is zero code here that demonstrates that you have tried anything at all. And there is no description of any kind of a problem. "convert auto respond message from vb10 to vb6" makes no sense at all.

Maciej Los 9-May-14 15:23pm

Exactly! My virtual 5!

[no name] 9-May-14 17:43pm

Gee Maciej, would you just read his mind so you can answer him already? :-)

Maciej Los 10-May-14 7:10am

My MindsReader is out of service... I can't find proper forum to post a question about this issue ;)

[no name] 10-May-14 9:45am

lol Good one.

Maciej Los 9-May-14 15:22pm

I'm trying to get more details about your issue...

Maciej Los 9-May-14 13:51pm

Have you seen this: http://www.sourcecodester.com/visual-basic/how-place-a-call-using-skype-api-vb6com.html[^]?

Amit Amar 9-May-14 14:00pm

It does not relate to what I asked 0.o

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