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Old November 5th, 2003, 07:51 AM
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I have two problems. one i need to control the com port under win xp but i can not do it although i have done it under win 98 and me.
second i have no idea on how to use directx with visual basic. any ideas ??

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Which version of VB are you using?
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i am using visual basic 6
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I am using VB5 and am not having any problems with the Comm Control under WINXP.

You could try running your program using compatability mode set to WIN98.
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If you are using XP you may try the following declaration to work with directX.
In order to use this you should go to project/references and choose directx7 or directx8 objet library. You can see the properie/methods in the object browser.

Public objDX7 As New DirectX7
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