Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications A Tutorial:
Porting VB6/MSComm32 applications to Visual Basic .NET ASIN:
B009AE7NZW Published September 2012 by Grier, R. Online purchase from Amazon.com, price $5.99. See the links below the description to order, or click the image to order from Amazon.com. You can order this book directly from me via PayPal. The cost is $5.99. Use this only if you cannot order directly from Amazon -- it costs me money to fulfill a PayPal order. Click the button below to purchase it. I will send it directly to your Kindle using the email address that you provide -- make sure it is the one associated with your reader.
Visual Studio .NET and its supported languages, such as
VB and C# provide a modern and well supported application development
environment. There are a wealth of legacy VB6 programs that can benefit from
moving to VB .NET.
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Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications, 4th Edition
Here is my 4th edition, March 2006 Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications. Fourth edition (391 pages), published July 2004, Revised July 2006. By Richard Grier. Naturally, I have to recommend this book. I wrote it. Read some of the book reviews that have been placed on Amazon.com by readers. I think that these will give you a good idea of what I tried to accomplish when I wrote it. I have updated the book to include coverage of VB.NET, including .NET native code. Also included is serial communications using VB .NET using the Compact Framework for the PocketPC/Windows CE/Windows Mobile and Visual Studio 2005-2010 using the built-in SerialPort object and my own Enhanced SerialPort wrapper. The 4th edition has lots of new example code, extensive 3rd party resources on the included CD-ROM (about 600 MB), and more! The latest information includes a remotely hosted serial port, using the Windows Communications Foundation (WCF), that allows a client (WinForms or Browser based) application to use a serial port on the host computer via the Internet.
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