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    Question [RESOLVE]File Transfer using MSComm

    Hi,

    I'm trying to create an application that will perform a file transfer (like hyperterminal's XMODEM). Can somebody help me how/what is the command/protocol on sending/receiving files using only MSComm. Is this even possible?

    I've found some codes (c and vb). its a big help since it discusses about how to upload and download the file. But as to sending it through the modem, none. Anyone got an idea?

    Thanks.
    Last edited by ccscabang; Jun 16th, 2005 at 07:56 PM. Reason: got it

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    Re: File Transfer using MSComm

    Hello,

    Thanks.... I've found a way already.

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    Question Re: [RESOLVE]File Transfer using MSComm

    Hello, I am trying to do the same thing. If you could please give me an idea of how to do the file transfer using the MScomm control I would be very very thankful.

    Wating for you response...

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    Re: [RESOLVE]File Transfer using MSComm

    You'd have to establish a connection first. dial the number you are to transfer the file and stay connected with it, now you'll have a point to point access. then break the file to 128 bytes, add Start of Header (SOH), a block of number, a one's complement of that block of number, and the 128 bytes of data.

    there are protocols though, i'd suggest you read this link at ddj.com:

    http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=984/ddj9512c/9512c.htm

    but you'd have to be registered with it. i only register for 6 months.

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