Hello, I am a rookie programmer, please be gentle...
I am looking to make an executable (.exe) script to simply visit a specific web page. I would put this exe file in the 'autostart' folder of windows, so it would execute everytime the pc starts/reboots.
I only want to visit a web site - (fyi, the web site will log the fact I cycled my power by reading my preset cookie.)
If there is a successful visit to that site, I would present a small (2-3sec) screen message "visit to ABC.com sucessfull", play a 'ding' (or whetever) and close the program. The program would then go away and close anyting it had opened.
Nothing fancy... KISS please.. very very simple, again, I am a rookie.
I have control over the web site if there needs a special function at that side ( I doubt if it would be needed though)
If someone could just push me in the right direction it would be appreciated. I selected VB because I have VB-6 and I have <very> little 'Basic" experience from 25 years ago in DOS daze.. (yeah, IB an old timer)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I am looking to make an executable (.exe) script to simply visit a specific web page. I would put this exe file in the 'autostart' folder of windows, so it would execute everytime the pc starts/reboots.
I only want to visit a web site - (fyi, the web site will log the fact I cycled my power by reading my preset cookie.)
If there is a successful visit to that site, I would present a small (2-3sec) screen message "visit to ABC.com sucessfull", play a 'ding' (or whetever) and close the program. The program would then go away and close anyting it had opened.
Nothing fancy... KISS please.. very very simple, again, I am a rookie.
I have control over the web site if there needs a special function at that side ( I doubt if it would be needed though)
If someone could just push me in the right direction it would be appreciated. I selected VB because I have VB-6 and I have <very> little 'Basic" experience from 25 years ago in DOS daze.. (yeah, IB an old timer)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.