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How can I write to parallel port through Windows XP command line?
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Hi there.
I need to write a simple program that records all the input from parallel port into a file. Data flows from industrial machine, setup is fairly simple, but I can't find any good open source examples on parallel port reading for Windows.
Do you know a software that does this (and lets me…
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I have a legacy Java program which handles a special card printer by sending binary data to the LPT1 port (no printer driver is involved, the Java program creates the binary stream).
The program was working correctly with the client's old computer. The Java program sent all the bytes to the printer…
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Hello, I am trying to send data to LPT1 port with a C# program, unfortunately with no success..
I am using windows 7 x64.
I tried both x86 and x64 (inpoutx64.dll) dll's..
With the x64 dll when I send:
Output(888, 255);
It just continues the program as everything went ok, but i can't see anything…
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I have a program that is interacting with hardware via parallel port programming. i had compiled it and using its object file to interact with the hardware (a simple led). when i execute it directly on the shell it serves the purpose of glowing the LED but when i execute it using shell_exec() in php…
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I have an old Dell Dimension 8200 running Gentoo which I use solely to control various things using the parallel port. After shutting it down a few weeks ago, I started it up again today and tried to access the parallel port like I usually do. Unfortunately, my code bombed out when it tried to call…
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Hi all,
I am gathering performance data via WMI and would like to avoid having to use an account in the Administrators group for this purpose. The target machine is running Windows Server 2003 with the latest SP/updates.
I've done what I believe to be the appropriate configuration to allow our user…
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I am gathering performance data via WMI and would like to avoid having to use an account in the Administrators group for this purpose. The target machine is running Windows Server 2003 with the latest SP/updates.
I've done what I believe to be the appropriate configuration to allow our user access…
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All,
Our server is running Java 1.5 and I am having difficulty trying to mask user input from the command line. I am executing a jar file (java -jar my.jar) and am working through command line prompts via printlns. I cannot use Java Console.
Thanks
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Recently while making some changes for a client, I accidently dug myself into a pretty deep hole. I was trying to explicitly deny a certain user from reading a few group policies including the Default Domain Policy. When I went in to make the change I accidently denied Authenticated Users rather…
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Most people have heard of it but not everyone is familiar or comfortable with how to use this bastion of geekdom. This week we would like to know if you use the command line or not.
The command line…the bastion of ultimate geekery in many peoples’ eyes. You often hear people referring to doing…
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