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Looking to see if anyone has programmed to send text to a customer display pole using a USB port and probably as either as com port?

Alex Albergo

We have project which involves sending text to customer display pole, has anyone out there worked with this type of device? If so, I sure could use that source code/

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    There are many different brands. What do you have? If needs be can you change?

    If you are familiar with ActiveX, perhaps use an OPOS compliant brand like Mecer

    If you are familiar with serial coms, perhaps use a serial brand with  AcuCobols ACURS32.DLL

    The easiest may be to use some freeware like DOSPrint (or SAMBA) and setup a pseudo printer on the USB port.

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    There are many different brands. What do you have? If needs be can you change?

    If you are familiar with ActiveX, perhaps use an OPOS compliant brand like Mecer

    If you are familiar with serial coms, perhaps use a serial brand with  AcuCobols ACURS32.DLL

    The easiest may be to use some freeware like DOSPrint (or SAMBA) and setup a pseudo printer on the USB port.

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