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2 total messages Started by Li-Chung Chang Wed, 04 Nov 1992 22:28
need: Visual Basic / Win COM port API: codes /reference
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Author: Li-Chung Chang
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 22:28
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Hi, sirs:

(1) where can I find sample codes for Visual Basic using Win API for COM port ? 
(2) any books ( including Win3 programming ) discussing this?

(3) I've heard that CompuServe has some simple samples ( I've no access to ) , 
does anyone has some "serious" codes and willing to share? :-)


Thank You !!!

Eric Chang
Re: need: Visual Basic / Win COM port API: codes /reference
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Author: EE U780935
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1992 03:37
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lcc5@cs.columbia.edu (Li-Chung Chang) writes:
> Hi, sirs:
Yes! I am a sir!  
> (1) where can I find sample codes for Visual Basic using Win API for COM port ? 
> (2) any books ( including Win3 programming ) discussing this?
Ans 1 & 2: The book, Visual Basic How-To,has an example of serial communication.
           You can buy the book or tell me and I'll send the example to you.
 
> (3) I've heard that CompuServe has some simple samples ( I've no access to ), 
> does anyone has some "serious" codes and willing to share? :-)
Sorry! I don't have an account in CompuServe. But I have some sample codes
that get from FTP. You can buy my book Visual Basic Technical Manual also! :-)
If you want the sample codes, I can send to you. 
Are you a Chinese?? My book is written in Chinese!

> Thank you.
You are welcome.

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