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Subject: Re: Sending information through a modem
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 08:28:29 +0200
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-Either:
    open device COM[1:,2:,3:,4:] and read/write to it but this gives no modem
signal handshake control
-or:
   make a comdriver that send/rcv directly to the HW. and control the modem
signals.
 You could use WIN95 dial-up network, that takes care of maintaining a PPP link
for you, and just use a TCP/IP socket (winsock) to snd/rcv info

Francis Huang wrote:

> I want to network 2 computers with 33.6k modems, and a phone cable.  How do
> I send and receive a byte or two?  Thanks