I have to writen application in C# that can read or write data from a serial port.
Can you please send any code that can help me for that. Or even material that can help me understanding this.
Kindly do guide me through any tutorial,help book or even sugestion to initiate this project.
Your kind guidence means alot to me .
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I have to writen application in C# that can read or write data from a serial port.
Can you please send any code that can help me for that. Or even material that can help me understanding this.
Kindly do guide me through any tutorial,help book or even sugestion to initiate this project.
Your kind guidence means alot to me .
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This is the second time that I've seen admins (Mary and r035198x) move threads without leaving a redirect. Perhaps your defaults are different than mere moderators or maybe there is a good reason for doing so. I just feel sorry for the poor member with only one post, not knowing their way around the site, returning to find a "missing post". That's all.
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That is what Control Pannel is for, to see all the recent activity on posts (subscribed)
OR check under your user profile where it says "Find all threads started by <username>".
It would be nice to see it I suppose, but I view it as rather worthless since more then 20 questions get posted everyday. (I see probably a good 30 new threads a day, just in the .NET section), thus making the thread hard to find regardless as it gets bumped down.
This is the second time that I've seen admins (Mary and r035198x) move threads without leaving a redirect. Perhaps your defaults are different than mere moderators or maybe there is a good reason for doing so. I just feel sorry for the poor member with only one post, not knowing their way around the site, returning to find a "missing post". That's all.
This is the second time that I've seen admins (Mary and r035198x) move threads without leaving a redirect. Perhaps your defaults are different than mere moderators or maybe there is a good reason for doing so. I just feel sorry for the poor member with only one post, not knowing their way around the site, returning to find a "missing post". That's all.
Sorry Barton, I usually only leave a redirect if the thread was in the introductions forum only. I'll try to add the Software and Misc to that list as well.
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