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On 1/4/93, Mark Tsombakos of GTE - Special Systems
          (markt@rocky.ndhm.gtegsc.com)
said:
-> I'm relatively new to Visual Basic, so kindly bear with me.  We've
-> purchased a serial communications card from Arnet (the Smartport
-> Lite) that has eight serial ports.  We also bought the Communication
-> Developer's Kit that is designed to let you develop applications for
-> Windows.
->
-> My question:  The Comm Developers Kit comes with a .DLL file, but VB
-> refuses to access it ("Error loading DLL" or something like that).
-> According to the tech support at Arnet, they do not support Visual
-> Basic, but they DO support C. As I understand it, VB should be able
-> to use it anyway.

You may want to look into PDQComm for Visual Basic.  It allows you
(according to their slick ad brochure) to add serial communications to
your VB applications.  Says it comes with "a complete library of
subroutines, functions, and a unique custom control for adding event
driven serial communications support to your Visual Basic applications."

PDQComm is put out by Crescent Software, Inc., 11 Bailey Avenue,
Ridgefield, CT 06877-4505 Tel: 800-35BASIC or 203-438-5300
                                                                                                               
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