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Hi suling16,
It appears that you have forgotten this question. I will ask Community Support to close it unless you finalize it within 7 days. I will ask a Community Support Moderator to:

    Accept TimCottee's comment(s) as an answer.

suling16, if you think your question was not answered at all or if you need help, just post a new comment here; Community Support will help you.  DO NOT accept this comment as an answer.
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Per recommendation, force-accepted.<br />
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Netminder<br />
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Per recommendation, force-accepted.

Netminder
CS Moderator


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there is a command to execute sending an message out of a sms modem(ctrl+z) using hyperterminal.<br />
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how to do this in VB mscomm object in order to tell the object to execute this command?<br />
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mscomm.output=chr(17)+chr(<wbr />90)?but this return as ctrl-z funtion in windows as &quot;undo&quot;..how to actually tell the mscomm object to execute the command like ctrl-z in hyperterminal?
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there is a command to execute sending an message out of a sms modem(ctrl+z) using hyperterminal.

how to do this in VB mscomm object in order to tell the object to execute this command?

mscomm.output=chr(17)+chr(90)?but this return as ctrl-z funtion in windows as "undo"..how to actually tell the mscomm object to execute the command like ctrl-z in hyperterminal?

MSComm (Ctrl+Z in hyperterminal)

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