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non-standard Baud rates

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From: Ron Sawyer
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 18:26
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Will the API allow me to set non-standard baud rates?  I have to write a
program to monitor a line set at baud 50000.  My third-party library won't
allow 50000 and I'm starting to fear that I will have to break down and do
this via windows API.  Will the API allow this, or will I be spinning my
wheels?  (Dunno why they used 50000 baud and I have not control over that)
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