I am currently developing in Visual Basic 6.0 and have come accross a
problem using SendData.
I am using Windows CE on the client computer and Windows2000 for the server.
Here is some sample
psuedo code and the undesired result.

CLIENT computer's code:

Private Sub cmdSendMessage_Click()

frmConnect.WinSock1.SendData "BillyGoat"        // Sends "BillyGoat" to the
server computer

End Sub

SERVER computer's code:

Private Sub Winsock1_DataArrival(ByVal bytesTotal As Long)

Dim strData                              // data (as a string) that has been
sent by client
Winsock1.GetData strData       // data sent by client is loaded into strData
Dim Message
Message = MsgBox("strData= " & strData, vbOKOnly)

End Sub

The result of this code is two message boxes.  The first will display:
strData= B
The second message box will display:  strData= illyGoat

Apparently SendData breaks off the first character and sends it.  Then sends
the rest of the
string.  I want to know why this happens, if it is supposed to happen, and
how to send and receive
the entire string as a single block of data.  Thanks.