Dick!
That book has a little VB 6, but is mainly C++.
You could also look at Intel's website for a few other VB6 examples too.
They won't be difficult to convert to VB.NET
Also, depending what you are communicating with you will need to know the
manufaqcturer's info on the hardware
One other thing you can do is use a MSDN subscription to get the driver
development kit, so, you can write your own inf files too. Maybe you don't
need the subscription now, but you did 3 years ago when I was doing a lot of
USB/VB programming for different devices.
Crouchie1998
BA (HONS) MCP MCSE
"Dick Grier" <di**************@msn.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
You would use whatever driver and API are provided for your device. In
this case the card will be installed as disk drive, so... You simply copy the
file using the appropriate path.
There isn't a single method for using USB -- every device provides its own
API. These either are standard Windows APIs, or ones specific to the
device that the device manufacturer provides you.
Dick
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Author of Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications, 4th
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