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Microsoft Comm Control 6.0 in VB.NET

Asked by Chrrris in .NET

Tags: comm, control, microsoft


Recently, I converted a VB6 module that communicates with a hardware device through the serial port. Initially, I was accessing the comm module as a VB6 DLL, which was working all right. The VB.NET version of this module is working to some extent, but it is very unstable. I.e. a lot of the time (say 25% of the time) it is returning quite unexpected results. The rest of the time it is working fine.

The comm module uses the old Microsoft Comm Control 6.0 (MSComm32.ocx). Has anyone experienced similar problems with this control in VB.NET? Is there something I can do to make it stable?
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