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To: Edwarda who wrote (12259)	6/8/2000 6:08:00 PM
From: Green Receipt	Respond to of 32884

Have fun writing your own stuff icq.com I did a quick look over the API and found this function: BOOL WINAPI ICQAPICall_SendURL(int iUIN, char pszMessage); I suspect all someone would have to do if they didn't care to check if people were on/off (cause it doesn't really matter) would be to do something like this (c language) int i; for (i=0; i < 6000000; i++) { ICQAPICall_SendURL(i, "http://www.duneram.com"); / ignore the error code / Sleep(0);/ on windows it has significance / / however, u'd want to tune it or perhaps use a windows approach and use wm_timer... so u don't hog the CPU */ } --------------- Now there is probably a format to get the URL and a message in.. probably something like a \0 or a \t.... David PS: and to make it more efficient, create a matrix at the start, set it all to 1 then whenever the api fails, set that offset to 0. next time around only visit the ones marked 1...