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- !! A List of Links to various OLE docs !!
- !! Understanding COM !!
- 1129 ObjectCreate
- 1129 OleInitiate Failed UAC
- 1129 OleInitiate Failed
- 1251 Ole - WIL Ole interface Dll not found
- Access to Excel Converter
- Access2000 Transaction Processing Demo
- Add Application to the Windows Firewall Exceptions List
- ADO vs ODBC
- ADO vs OLEDB vs ODBC
- Automatic Update from MicroSoft
- Bring up the RUN Dialog
- BYREF return parameters
- Close All Open OLE COM Objects
- Close an Object
- Closing Objects Explained
- Code to Create a Temporary DB
- Collaboration Data Objects Roadmap
- COM Constants for MS Office Applications
- COM Interfaces Explained
- COM Widestring Value Issue
- CommandTimeOut - lesson learned
- Connection String
- Convert Data Returned OLE
- Converting Pre 2004B OLE Scripts
- Copy Table Structure With SQL
- Create Object
- Create Recordset in Memory
- CreateObject Remote Computer
- Database ISAM Example
- dBase IV Creation
- Delete Mailbox in Exchange
- Determining if a Particular Update has Been Installed
- Determining Whether Automatic Updates is Enabled
- Display the Windows Run Dialog Box
- Does WinBatch Support 3rd party COM objects
- DSO Tabular Paging Demo
- Enumerate Citrix Applications
- Find Object Name and Properties
- Find User on Workstation
- ForEach Problem
- Generate GUIDs using ObjectType
- Get Audio File Information
- Get Information for IOMega Zip Drive
- Get Number of Records in Each Table
- Getting Multivalued Properties and Arrays
- GUID Create
- Handle Reassignment
- How to include an Office Assistant
- Insert Data into an SQL Server 2000
- Install CAPICOM on Win7
- Intcontrol 71 and Number of OLE Channels
- Interacting with Citrix
- IPCONFIG Results From STDOUT
- IsObject UDF
- List Components in Com Catalog
- List Databases on a Server
- List OLE DB Providers
- Load Data from ASCII File to a Java Applet Window
- MatLab COM Automation
- Method with Variant Parameters Explained
- Multi-Dimensional SafeArrays are NOT supported
- Named Parameters
- Object 101
- ObjectCreate Cannot Access Remote Server
- ObjectEventAdd Issue
- Office 2007 Driver Tips
- OLE COM Default Member Discussion
- OLE Explanation
- OLE Failing unless IE4 Installed - DCOM98
- OLE Property and Method Name Limit
- OLE Shell functions
- OLE2 Automation Tips
- Open DB and Permit Working with Tables
- Oracle Objects
- Pass ByRef Type Parameter
- Passing an Array as a Parameter to an OLE Method
- Passing Parameters
- Primer - Fabricated Hierarchical Recordsets
- Problems Writting a VB to WinBatch OLE Code Converter
- Read and Write to a Parallel Port
- RecordSets to HTML - with some Javascript
- Regular Expressions with WB
- Remotely Stop or Start COM Components
- Sample Code to Query a MIMSXServer
- Save Binary Streams to DB
- Set Proxy Server and Port
- Setting Group Policy Objects
- Shell ExtendedProperty
- Shell Helper Object
- SQL Server Update Stored Procedure
- Textract Problem
- textract test
- TextStream and Scripting.FileSystemObject
- Translate VB Default Member Name
- Trapping COM OLE Errors
- UDF to Return an Array of DB Table Types
- Un supported Variant Type Error With Concatenation
- Unicode Conversions with FileSystemObject
- Using the Object Browser
- Using the Visual Basic Object Browser
- Vbscript Array in WIL
- Virtual Server COM CoInitializeSecurity
- VT_DECIMAL Versus FLOAT
- WinBatch and Dot NET
- WinBatch Equivalent To VB Nothing
- WinBatch OnError
- Windows Firewall
- Windows Image Acquisition
- Working with Office Applications
- Write-Read DBF
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Read and Write to a Parallel Port
;Download IOOcx.ocx
;http://www.hardandsoftware.net/
;
;The IO OCX ActiveX control provides access to I/O ports under ALL 32-bit versions of Windows. Windows NT/2K/XP support
;has been added (December 24, 2001) by employing DriverLINX PortIO (www.sstnet.com). DriverLINX PortIO may be freely used
;in accordance with the License agreement provided in the install (included in the Download above). Install DriverLINX PortIO
;before attempting to use IOOcx. The IOOcx properties, events, and methods are as follows:
;
;******************
;Properties
;******************
;
;Interval - The I/O port specified by the ReadAddress property is read at the interval specified by this property. Interval
; is specified in milliseconds with a valid range of 55-65535. Depending on the WaitFor property selected, an
; IODataAvailable event can be generated. See the WaitFor and WaitMatchData properties.
;
;ReadAddress (Long) - Set this property to the address of the I/O port to be read.
;
;ReadMask (Byte)- Set this property to mask data that is read from an I/O port. For example, ReadMask = &HFF (default)
; returns all data. However, ReadMask = &H10 returns only bit 5. That is, the I/O port read is bitwise
; ANDed with ReadMask -- the result of the AND operation is returned in ReadData.
;
;WaitFor (Integer) - Set this property to None, Change, or Match.
;If set to None, no IODataAvailable event will be generated. You still can use the ReadIO method to read an I/O port.
;If set to Change, an IODataAvailable event will be generated if the port specified by ReadAddress changes value.
;If set to Match, an IODataAvailable event will be generated if the port specified by ReadAddress changes value and if the new value matches that specified by the WaitMatchProperty.
;
;WaitMatchData (Byte)- Set this property to the value that you want to match. When the I/O port is read and it matches the
; WaitMatchData property, and the WaitFor property is set to Match, an IODataAvailable event will be generated.
;
;WriteAddress (Long)- Set this property to the address of the I/O port to be written.
;
;******************
;Methods
;******************;
;ReadIO - Call ReadIO to read the I/O port specified by the ReadAddress property. If the ReadMask property is < &HFF, ReadIO is
; masked by the value in ReadMask.
;
;WriteIO - Call WriteIO to write to the I/O port specified by the WriteAddress property. Call WriteI/O with the argument (byte)
; data to be written to the I/O port.
;
;******************
;Events
;******************
;IODataAvailable (ReadData As Byte)- This event is generated when I/O port data changes and the WaitFor property is set to
;either Change or Match. If WaitFor is set to Match, then the I/O port data must have changed and it must match the data
;pattern specified by the WaitMatchData property. ReadData masked by the ReadMask property is made available in the
;IODataAvailble event subroutine.
#DefineFunction udfWriteIO( address, data )
objIOOcx = ObjectCreate('IOcx.IOOcx')
objIOOcx.WriteAddress = address
objIOOcx.WriteIO( data )
objIOOcx = 0
Return 1
#EndFunction
#DefineFunction udfReadIO( address )
objIOOcx = ObjectCreate('IOcx.IOOcx')
objIOOcx.ReadMask = 0
objIOOcx.ReadAddress = address
data = objIOOcx.ReadIO
objIOOcx = 0
Return data
#EndFunction
address = 768
data = 1
udfWriteIO( address, data )
readdata = udfReadIO( address )
Message('udfReadIO', readdata )
Article ID: W17437
File Created: 2008:04:10:15:10:24
Last Updated: 2008:04:10:15:10:24