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  1. Im trying to get the Move.Me server to work with autoIT. The server does sucesfully recive the commands i send but don't regonize them. So i guess they are formated wrongly. According to the documentation (http://webassetsi.scea.com/pscomauth/gro...ebasset/moveme-network-protoco) page 7 It descripes the Table 2 Client Command Header and the Table 3 Client Command Payload. So if i want to initialize a connection with the server i need The Client Command: 0x0 The UDP port that the my client wants the server to send to: 65532 Size of the payload: 0x4 That would in rough terms be something like TCPSend(Binary("0x00000000"&"00000004"&"0000FFFC")) But that fails. Anyone got a idea how to format it correctly?
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