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Thanks, guys - this is what I thought, but it's nice to have it verified. PaulHews - what you showed me<br />
is exactly the way I'm already doing it :-). I was just hoping there was the &lt;cr&gt; alternative possible.. Thanks again!
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Thanks, guys - this is what I thought, but it's nice to have it verified. PaulHews - what you showed me
is exactly the way I'm already doing it :-). I was just hoping there was the <cr> alternative possible.. Thanks again!

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Using the MSCOMM control in VB6 (XP Pro) , is there any way to have the control generate the 'OnComm'<br />
event when it sees a &lt;cr&gt;? &nbsp;I would like to have it not generate commevent 2 until the entire line is read in.<br />
Line lengths are variable, so I can't use a fixed length input. Thanks!
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Using the MSCOMM control in VB6 (XP Pro) , is there any way to have the control generate the 'OnComm'
event when it sees a <cr>?  I would like to have it not generate commevent 2 until the entire line is read in.
Line lengths are variable, so I can't use a fixed length input. Thanks!

MSComm control OnComm event triggered by chr(13)

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