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I'm getting some strange results with my modem, a stray character here or there...
I did a Msgbox Format$(Asc(mid$(g_szmdmInput,x,1))) in a for next loop for the length of the string.
There was an Ascii 254 in there causing me some grief when it was put to a text box.
Not to mention the $CRLF....
Wasn't there a way to either filter these out, or am I thinking PB for Dos..
Seems if you did a Print with a ";" to the screen it would filter those out.
So question is, can PB/DLL do that? I'm doing a control set text to this textbox:
Anyway the 254 has to go, but the $CRLF I can live with and remove myself...
Ideas what's causing this? I've seen it with USR modems before...not just here but in PB/Dos...
Scott
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Scott
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I did a Msgbox Format$(Asc(mid$(g_szmdmInput,x,1))) in a for next loop for the length of the string.
There was an Ascii 254 in there causing me some grief when it was put to a text box.
Not to mention the $CRLF....
Wasn't there a way to either filter these out, or am I thinking PB for Dos..
Seems if you did a Print with a ";" to the screen it would filter those out.
So question is, can PB/DLL do that? I'm doing a control set text to this textbox:
Code:
Control Add TextBox, hDlg, %IDTEXTCOMMSTATUS,"", 55,1,160,30, %ES_AUTOVSCROLL Or _
%ES_MULTILINE Or %WS_TABSTOP, %WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE
Ideas what's causing this? I've seen it with USR modems before...not just here but in PB/Dos...
Scott
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Scott
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>
I wonder if I have the right .INF file loaded for it, maybe I'm using the 33.6 INF file with the 56k (Shouldn't matter THAT much, but I'll check).
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