For those of you who are curious: TCP confirms that packets are received. UDP just keeps sending packets, without ensuring that you got the previous packet OK. UDP *should* be faster, since it doesn't have the overhead of ensuring delivery. However, if you're not getting all the data packets, it's hardly useful, is it? On 6/10/05 7:23 PM, "~flipper" <lord.flipper at gmail.com> either wrote, forwarded or quoted: > I'll be brief, the tip on the UDP --> HTTP worked instantly (maybe > faster, actually). Long live TCP!!! -- John Lyon Yes, as through this world I've wandered / I've seen lots of funny men; Some will rob you with a six-gun / And some with a fountain pen. -- Woody Guthrie