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I guess this can be done by sending some command (depends on the cash machine you're using) to the cash machine via serial port or so.
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Thank you Ryan , I am actually looking for using my desk top computer instead of the cash machine. I want to open the drawer through the computer when clicking on a button on the screen. Do you think this is possible
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how's your progress so far?
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Hello all, I want to know if It is possible to use excel VBA code to open cash drawer and how please? Thank you
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Hello all, I want to know if It is possible to use excel VBA code to open cash drawer and how please? Thank you

is it possible to use excel VBA code to control cash drawer

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