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Windows Communications Code

#1932
From: Jeffrey C. Ely
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1993 21:09
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Is there anywhere I can look to find an example of a Windows program which
uses a communications device? (modem). 

By the way, it was I who started the thread on "unhelpful newgroup" (sic), 
and after many e-mail replies and the discussion here, I am now persuaded
that e-mail responses are best except in cases where the question is clearly
a FAQ *and* the responder has some expertise on the subject.  But, it might
also be advisable for the initial poster to summarize the responses if he feels
the problem may be common.  

Sorry for my initial impetuousness.
 
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Subject: Windows Communications Code
Date: 1 Jan 1993 21:09:06 GMT
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