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Yes I could, I did write a serial port driver before for one client, so I could change it to support your needs. But this also poses one small problem: I can't deliver competitors with the same code (would be unprofessional, would'nt it?), so I need to know some more details about your application. <br />
From what you wrote in your question I currently see no conflict.<br />
Please contact me via email: ClausChristensen@msn.com.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
- Claus<br />
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Yes I could, I did write a serial port driver before for one client, so I could change it to support your needs. But this also poses one small problem: I can't deliver competitors with the same code (would be unprofessional, would'nt it?), so I need to know some more details about your application.
From what you wrote in your question I currently see no conflict.
Please contact me via email: ClausChristensen@msn.com.

Thanks,
- Claus



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We want to use a serial port in a &quot;real time&quot; application under Win3.1x and Win95.<br />
We need advice to use COM.DRV or another driver which will allow us:<br />
a) to work at 115kbps or 230kbps.<br />
b) to get, together with a character received, the status of several control signals (ie CD, CTS etc...) DURING this character reception.<br />
without a polling loop.<br />
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Thanks &amp;&nbsp;regards<br />
Claude Roizin<br />

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We want to use a serial port in a "real time" application under Win3.1x and Win95.
We need advice to use COM.DRV or another driver which will allow us:
a) to work at 115kbps or 230kbps.
b) to get, together with a character received, the status of several control signals (ie CD, CTS etc...) DURING this character reception.
without a polling loop.

Thanks & regards
Claude Roizin


MSWIN Serial Port Driver

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