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running a c++ program to invoke hyperterminal

Is it possible to write a program to invoke the hyper terminal?

In the sense the program will allow user to enter phone number(maybe plus some others parameters like data bits,baud rate) before it invoke hyperterminal?

Plus can the program also input command to the hyperterminal which is connected to a modem to do some function?

It would probably be easier to write the code to poke data down the COM port instead,
but actually the program required to input certain query command to the hyperterminal to download some files from the other end which is using the same modem. Thus i am not sure is it still possible to code through COM port.
Jun 9 '09 #1
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Banfa
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Hyperterminal has not programming interface, that is you can not control what Hyperterminal does from a program only as a user. It is a very dump program.

Writing a program to send data through a COM port (even using a modem) is not too hard. What platform are you using to write the program (WIN32, MFC, .NET etc)?
Jun 9 '09 #2
@Banfa
i am using windows xp.

actually i wanted the program to allow user to input certain query command to the hyperterminal to download some files from the other end which is using the same modem,

the next following problem is how can i input the hyperterminal parameters(like phone num, baud rate etc) through the program?

i was told that perhaps better still would be to find/download a better terminal emulator that has a better API for programmer's use. There are freely available, open source terminal emulators such as Tera Term and modify the source code directly.

pls advise.thx.
Jun 9 '09 #3
Hi! I want to send data from a distance senzor to my pc using a serial port!
I founded a program for my application, but the code is writed in hyperterminal.
Can i send data fron hyperterminal to C++ Builder?
Thx!

Cata!
Mar 16 '10 #4

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