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Help MSCOMM of VB 2005

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Sep 19th, 2006
Hi, I had been wanting to translate my VB 6.0 MSCOMM syntax into Vb 2005.

Can someone give some advice?

codes on VB 6.0
If Comm1.PortOpen = False Then
Comm1.PortOpen = True
Comm1.DTREnable = True
Comm1.RTSEnable = True
Comm1.RThreshold = 1
Comm1.InputLen = 1
bOK = False
bError = False
Comm1.Output = "AT" & vbCrLf
Wait

I only changed Comm1.PorrtOpen=False into

Comm1.IsOpen = False for first line.

And
Comm1.PortOpen I replaced with Comm1.Open()

Thanks for your kind help!:p
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Re: MSCOMM of VB 2005

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May 14th, 2008
hi liboc i have the same task do you find answer?

if you do mail me

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